▸ Cost Report · CCN 100009 · FY 2017
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI HOSPITAL
MIAMI, FL 33136- · Fiscal year ending 2017-10-28
$145.3M
TOTAL REVENUES
−$54.5M
NET INCOME
-37.5%
OPERATING MARGIN
170
DISCHARGES
01 — FINANCIAL
Financial summary
- Total revenues
- $145.3M
- Total costs
- $205.4M
- Net income
- −$54.5M
- Operating margin
- -37.5%
- Total charges
- $1.09B
- Medicare charges
- —
- Medicaid charges
- —
- Charity care charges
- —
- Uncompensated care
- —
- Bad debt
- $5.5M
- Total assets
- —
- Total liabilities
- —
- Fund balance
- —
02 — UTILIZATION
Utilization
- Total beds
- 476
- Bed days available
- —
- Total inpatient days
- 50,705
- Medicare inpatient days
- 2,370
- Medicaid inpatient days
- 900
- Total outpatient visits
- 8,464
- Total discharges
- 170
- Total FTEs
- —
- Inpatient residents
- —
- Outpatient residents
- —
03 — HISTORY
Latest filing
| Fiscal year | Discharges | Revenue | Net income | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017-10-28 | 170 | $145.3M | −$54.5M | -37.5% |
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03b — TREND CHART
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DISTRESS RADAR
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04 — PEER BENCHMARK
Peer cohort — FL 1
231 hospitals filing FY2017
- Median operating margin
- 7.9%
- 25th percentile margin
- -1.4%
- 75th percentile margin
- 15.6%
- Median discharges
- 342
- Median net income
- $5.0M
- Median bed count
- 154
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