According to the news report, the increase in profits can be attributed to big returns on investment. However, the hospital’s revenue in the first six months was down $3.3 million due to decreases in patient admissions, increased observation case load and increased Medicaid patients, according to the news report. Expenses also increased by $7.4 million.
Read the news report about Orlando Health’s financial results.
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