Revenue less than $25M
Uncompensated care — 93%
Medical education and training — 1%
Medical research — 0%
Community programs — 6%
Revenue $25M–$100M
Uncompensated care — 77%
Medical education and training — 5%
Medical research — 1%
Community programs — 16%
Revenue $100M–$250M
Uncompensated care — 74%
Medical education and training — 15%
Medical research — 2%
Community programs — 9%
Revenue $250M–$500M
Uncompensated care — 72%
Medical education and training — 19%
Medical research — 4%
Community programs — 5%
Revenue more than $500M
Uncompensated care — 35%
Medical education and training — 32%
Medical research — 29%
Community programs — 4%
Source: IRS’s Exempt Organizations Hospital Compliance Project Final Report.
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