Infographic: 10% of Hospitals Aggressively Cut Costs Since 2009

Roughly 10 percent of hospitals have been “aggressive cost cutters” during the recession from 2009 to 2011, according to an infographic from Objective Health.

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The data also shows that aggressive cost-cutting hospitals are more likely to be classified as large hospitals with more than 500 beds.

Nearly half of the cost reductions hospitals achieved stemmed from four service lines: general surgery, neonatal, obstetrics/delivery and infectious diseases.

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