Cleveland’s University Hospital Could Net $55M More With Employment of Physicians

Cleveland’s University Hospital is discussing physician employment with 13 practices representing 64 physicians, according to an Augusta Chronicle report.

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Their employment could increase University Hospital’s revenue by $55 million. CFO Dave Belkoski said the hospital’s revenue last year was close to $450 million.

The physicians would work at University Health Care Physicians, a new nonprofit the hospital is planning. University Hospital approved an organizing resolution and officers for the nonprofit on Tuesday at its quarterly meeting.

Read the Augusta Chronicle report on University Hospital.

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