Short-term acute care hospital · Rochester, Indiana · 48 beds · CMS certification number 150111
Woodlawn Hospital
The Medicare cost report WOODLAWN HOSPITAL filed under CMS certification number 150111 for the period ended 30 September 2002, figure by figure, each shown with the worksheet, line and column it came from.
Latest filing: fiscal year ended September 30, 2002, reopened, stamped by CMS May 18, 2006. Seven years on file, all shown below.
Fiscal 2002 at a glance
What stands out
- Net patient revenue fell from $19.3M in its first year on file (1996) to $13.1M in 2002.
- Its result from patient care: −$97K (2000), −$1.1M (2001), −$1.6M (2002).
- 1 of the 5 short-term acute care hospital peers below with a margin on file also reports a loss on patient care for fiscal year 2002.
Seven years of filings
1996 settled margin 3.3% $19.3M $18.6M
1997 settled margin 5.3% $19.7M $18.6M
1998 settled margin −0.7% $18.5M $18.6M
1999 settled margin 1.8% $16.3M $16.0M
2000 settled margin −0.6% $16.8M $16.9M
2001 settled margin −7.0% $16.4M $17.5M
2002 reopened margin −12.4% $13.1M $14.7M
Beside its peers
Short-term acute care hospitals in Indiana with 25 to 49 beds, fiscal year 2002.
Hospital Beds Net patient revenue Operating expenses Margin
Woodlawn Hospital 48 $13,084,501 $14,707,208 −12.4%
Parkview Dekalb Hospital, Auburn 47 $32,171,265 $30,913,934 3.9%
Dukes Memorial Hospital, Peru 44 $32,931,331 $30,880,805 6.2%
Gibson General Hospital, Princeton 48 $19,249,536 $19,108,720 0.7%
Jasper County Hospital, Rensselaer 45 $25,701,445 $23,025,565 10.4%
Warrick Hospital, Booneville 48 $10,774,785 $12,587,681 −16.8%
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File HOSPFY2002.ZIP, form CMS-2552-96, CMS certification number 150111.
How this page was built: the CMS Medicare cost report, file HOSPFY2002.ZIP, read May 18, 2006.