Of the transactions announced during the first half of this year, most (40) involved nonprofit organizations. Thirty-three of those 40 nonprofit transactions involved other nonprofit organizations, while seven involved for-profit entities.
Total operating revenue for the organizations acquired during the first two quarters of 2014 was $10 billion, and the transactions occurred across various acute care segments, including nonprofit, for-profit, rural, urban and academic health centers, according to the analysis.
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