Detroit Medical Center and Henry Ford Health System, also in Detroit, both posted gains for 2008, despite incurring losses due to unpaid medical bills and the struggling economy, according to a report from The Detroit News.
DMC made $39 million on operations in 2008, which was an increase from the previous year and the hospital’s largest one-year gain, according to CEO Mike Duggan.
According to the report, Henry Ford made $53.5 million on operations, which was down from the $100.2 million it made in 2007.
Read The Detroit News’ report on DMC’s and Henry Ford’s gains in 2008.
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