Short-term acute care hospital · Indianapolis, Indiana · 56 beds · CMS certification number 150154
Indiana Heart Hospital
Latest filing: fiscal year ended September 30, 2014, reopened, stamped by CMS January 30, 2018. Twelve years on file, all shown below.
Fiscal 2014 at a glance
What stands out
- Net patient revenue rose from $56.5M in its first year on file (2003) to $95.6M in 2014.
- Its result from patient care: $21.6M (2012), $22.3M (2013), $27.1M (2014).
- 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 2014.
Twelve years of filings
2003 settled margin 10.6% $56.5M $50.5M
2004 settled margin 19.2% $83.5M $67.4M
2005 settled margin 15.9% $90.5M $76.1M
2006 settled margin 4.7% $92.0M $87.6M
2007 reopened margin 8.3% $95.3M $87.4M
2008 settled margin 7.5% $104.5M $96.6M
2009 settled margin 1.2% $142.3M $140.6M
2010 reopened margin 1.0% $150.0M $148.5M
2011 reopened margin 3.8% $161.3M $155.1M
2012 reopened margin 17.9% $120.3M $98.8M
2013 reopened margin 19.1% $116.6M $94.3M
2014 reopened margin 28.4% $95.6M $68.5M
Beside its peers
Short-term acute care hospitals in Indiana with 50 to 99 beds, fiscal year 2014.
Hospital Beds Net patient revenue Operating expenses Margin
Indiana Heart Hospital 56 $95,588,631 $68,460,972 28.4%
Fayette Regional Health System, Connersville 57 $50,715,751 $59,184,471 −16.7%
Franciscan Healthcare-Munster, Munster 55 $51,952,551 $59,644,171 −14.8%
Hancock Regional Hospital, Greenfield 61 $91,773,632 $98,265,080 −7.1%
Northwest Health-Starke, Knox 50 $22,935,381 $19,918,560 13.2%
Major Hospital, Shelbyville 61 $113,025,044 $85,256,469 24.6%
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File HOSP10FY2014.ZIP, form CMS-2552-10, CMS certification number 150154.
How this page was built: the CMS Medicare cost report, file HOSP10FY2014.ZIP, read January 30, 2018.