Short-term acute care hospital · Indianapolis, Indiana · 150 beds · CMS certification number 150136
Womens Hospital of Indianapolis
Latest filing: fiscal year ended August 31, 2003, settled, stamped by CMS February 25, 2005. Seven years on file, all shown below.
Fiscal 2003 at a glance
What stands out
- Net patient revenue fell from $36.2M in its first year on file (1997) to $33.4M in 2003.
- From fiscal year 2002 to fiscal year 2003 its net patient revenue rose 1.7%.
- Its result from patient care: $6.0M (2001), $4.5M (2002), $6.8M (2003).
- 2 of the 5 short-term acute care hospital peers below with a margin on file also report a gain on patient care for fiscal year 2003.
- In its fiscal 2003 filing, its $33.4M net patient revenue sits at the 12th percentile of 26 hospitals in IN, same facility class, 100 to 199 beds.
Seven years of filings
1997 settled margin 33.7% $36.2M $24.0M
1998 reopened margin 29.1% $37.1M $26.3M
1999 as submitted margin 26.9% $32.6M $23.8M
2000 as submitted margin 24.2% $34.5M $26.2M
2001 settled margin 17.7% $34.1M $28.1M
2002 settled margin 13.7% $32.9M $28.4M
2003 settled margin 20.4% $33.4M $26.6M
Beside its peers
Short-term acute care hospitals in Indiana with 100 to 199 beds, fiscal year 2003.
Hospital Beds Net patient revenue Operating expenses Margin
Womens Hospital of Indianapolis 150 $33,423,328 $26,587,535 20.4%
Columbus Regional Hospital, Columbus 170 $150,789,734 $145,347,195 3.6%
St. Joseph Medical Center, Fort Wayne 178 $88,369,166 $78,739,832 10.9%
St. Catherine S Hospt., East Chicago 133 $84,454,969 $94,215,480 −11.6%
Ascension St. Vincent Kokomo, Kokomo 141 $69,986,861 $71,534,180 −2.2%
St. Mary Medical Center, Hobart 156 $87,075,318 $87,815,145 −0.9%
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File HOSPFY2002.ZIP, form CMS-2552-96, CMS certification number 150136.
How this page was built: the CMS Medicare cost report, file HOSPFY2002.ZIP, read February 25, 2005.