$27,311,971Net patient revenueWhat the hospital took in for treating patients, after discounts.
4.1%Left after the cost of careWhat was left after their care was paid for; below zero means it cost more than it brought in.
0.4%Charity careCare given free or discounted, as a share of what patients brought in.
1.4%Uncompensated careCharity care plus bills that went unpaid, on the same basis.
From this hospital’s Medicare cost report for the year ended 30 June 2025. Every figure on this page names the cell it came from.
0Registered locations
1Associated locations
0Contract pharmacies
0With no end date
1 January 2012In 340B since
Finances, as filed
From this hospital’s Medicare cost report for the year ended 30 June 2025.
Figure
As filed
Where it comes from
Net patient revenue
$27,311,971
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Total operating expenses
$26,198,110
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Income from service to patients
$1,113,861
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Charity care, at charges
$155,830
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Charity care, at cost
$114,726
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Bad debt expense
$443,150
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Uncompensated care, at cost
$396,952
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Total facility beds
20
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Cost-to-charge ratio
0.6441
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Cost report filed under CMS certification number 281332 for 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025, as submitted. The public file it was read from.
Where this hospital sits among its peers
Each figure’s position among critical access hospitals in Nebraska that file a Medicare cost report. A position, not a score: the hospitals are counted, not ranked.
48thpercentile of 58 critical access hospitals in NebraskaCharity care
23rdpercentile of 61 critical access hospitals in NebraskaUncompensated care
89thpercentile of 61 critical access hospitals in NebraskaLeft after the cost of care
11thpercentile of 62 critical access hospitals in NebraskaContract pharmacies
Among hospitals of the same type in Nebraska
Every critical access hospital in Nebraska that files a Medicare cost report carrying both figures — 58 hospitals, each at its own reporting year. Across the bottom: how much of what the hospital took in from patients went to charity care. Up the side: what it had left after the cost of serving them. Both come straight from the filings.
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Hospitals plotted above, with the figures at full precision
Velarion Records, “Butler County Health Care Center” (340B ID CAH281332-00), citing the HRSA 340B OPAIS Covered Entity Daily Report, file 340B_CoveredEntity_Daily_20260907_110549.xlsx. https://velarionrecords.com/340b/CAH281332-00
Register detail and identifiers
Participation, as filed
Participating
TRUE
Participation start date
1 January 2012
Certification date
26 August 2026
Record last edited
26 August 2026
Identifiers
340B ID
CAH281332-00
Entity type as filed
CAH
CMS certification number
281332
Rural
Yes
372 S. 9th St, David City NE 68632
Associated locations
Organization
Address
Where
Butler County Health Care Center
372 S. 9th St
David City NE 68632
Every figure on this page is printed as it appears in the HRSA 340B OPAIS Covered Entity Daily Report, file 340B_CoveredEntity_Daily_20260907_110549.xlsx, stamped by its publisher 7 September 2026. This record has been read here since 6 September 2026.
