The following report was compiled by Principle Valuation, based on hospital financial reports obtained through the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board's Electronic Municipal Market Access (EMMA) database. Staffed/available bed-size data comes from the American Hospital Association's AHA Guide, edition 2010 and 2011.
Peninsula Regional Health System in Salisbury, Md., reported earnings of $56.27 million for its fiscal year 2011, more than double its earnings of $25.58 million during 2010. The health system added 42 beds during the year, and its earnings per bed soared from $64,598 in 2010 to $128,470 in 2011. For more information, see the chart below.
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Peninsula Regional Health System in Salisbury, Md., reported earnings of $56.27 million for its fiscal year 2011, more than double its earnings of $25.58 million during 2010. The health system added 42 beds during the year, and its earnings per bed soared from $64,598 in 2010 to $128,470 in 2011. For more information, see the chart below.
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