Aurora Sinai expects it will lose $30 million this year due to lower inpatient volumes and a poor payor mix.
Outpatient surgeries comprised about 57 percent of Aurora Sinai’s surgical procedures in 2010, according to the report. Aurora Health Care has already moved some cardiac and neurology services out of Aurora Sinai.
Closing Aurora Sinai is still an option, and the hospital will make a decision on the hospital’s future by the end of the year.
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