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Medicare cost report · CMS certification number 670099

APOLLO HOSPITAL SYSTEMS LP

SHENNANDOAH, Texas · short-term acute care hospital

Figures for 1 January 2016 to 31 December 2016 — a reporting period of 365 days, on form CMS-2552-10, settled.

Finances, as filed

From this hospital’s Medicare cost report for the year ended 31 December 2016.

FigureAs filedWhere it comes from
Total patient revenue$277,100,405CMS-2552-10 worksheet G300000 line 100 column 100
Contractual allowances$234,761,846CMS-2552-10 worksheet G300000 line 200 column 100
Net patient revenue$42,338,559CMS-2552-10 worksheet G300000 line 300 column 100
Total operating expenses$40,652,059CMS-2552-10 worksheet G300000 line 400 column 100
Income from service to patients$1,686,500CMS-2552-10 worksheet G300000 line 500 column 100
Bad debt expense$22,437,121CMS-2552-10 worksheet S100000 line 2600 column 100
Bad debt other than Medicare, at cost$3,210,056CMS-2552-10 worksheet S100000 line 2900 column 100
Uncompensated care, at cost$3,210,056CMS-2552-10 worksheet S100000 line 3000 column 100
Total facility beds5CMS-2552-10 worksheet S300001 line 1400 column 200
Cost-to-charge ratio0.1431CMS-2552-10 worksheet S100000 line 100 column 100

Cost report filed under CMS certification number 670099 for 1 January 2016 to 31 December 2016, settled. The public file it was read from.

Where this hospital sits among its peers

A position, not a score: the hospitals are counted, not ranked. Each line names the hospitals the position was taken over.

  • 80thpercentile of 123 hospitals in TX, same facility class, under 25 bedsNet patient revenue

Net patient revenue across every hospital filing for 2016, with this one marked.

This hospital$9,088,017$416,387,270

Middle half between $18,099,852 and $173,872,438, midpoint $49,520,667, across 5,867 hospitals.

  • 81stpercentile of 123 hospitals in TX, same facility class, under 25 bedsTotal operating expenses

Total operating expenses across every hospital filing for 2016, with this one marked.

This hospital$10,462,118$410,833,656

Middle half between $19,016,563 and $169,138,742, midpoint $50,269,267, across 6,044 hospitals.

  • 82ndpercentile of 56 hospitals in TX, same facility class, under 25 bedsUncompensated care, at cost
  • 11thpercentile of 123 hospitals in TX, same facility class, under 25 bedsTotal facility beds

Total facility beds across every hospital filing for 2016, with this one marked.

This hospital20325

Middle half between 25 and 170, midpoint 66, across 6,040 hospitals.

  • 25thpercentile of 77 hospitals in TX, same facility class, under 25 bedsCost-to-charge ratio

Cost-to-charge ratio across every hospital filing for 2016, with this one marked.

This hospital0.15710.7363

Middle half between 0.2189 and 0.5003, midpoint 0.3179, across 5,135 hospitals.

Every cost report on file

One row per filing, oldest first until you say otherwise. Every column orders both ways. Reporting periods differ between filings and the length of each is shown, because revenue over three months set beside revenue over twelve is a wrong number that looks right.

2 hospitals, ordered by Fiscal year
Fiscal year Period ended Days Form Status Beds Net patient revenue Total operating expenses Income from service to patients Charity care, at cost Uncompensated care, at cost Bad debt expense Cost-to-charge ratio Stamped by CMS
20152015-12-31386CMS-2552-10settled5$45,770,092$46,128,052−$357,960$3,265,202$17,556,5460.18602017-11-15
20162016-12-31365CMS-2552-10settled5$42,338,559$40,652,059$1,686,500$3,210,056$22,437,1210.14312019-08-23

Take these figures as a spreadsheet The full report for this hospital

Every figure on this page is printed as it appears in this hospital’s Medicare cost report, filed under CMS certification number 670099 on form CMS-2552-10, publication year 2016, file HOSP10FY2016.ZIP.

The full report for APOLLO HOSPITAL SYSTEMS LP

Every figure on this page as a document you can keep, file or send on: the finances as filed with the worksheet, line and column each one came from, five hospitals of a similar size in the same state, the contract-pharmacy network year by year, and what changed on the record.