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Short-Term Facilities by Peer Group - Q1FY21 1 Short-Term Facilities by Peer Group - Q1FY21 1 Teaching Status Ownership Surgical [Major Type [Nonprofit Focus Location Teaching; Church; [Surgical [CBSA Other Government; (70% Urban Teaching For Profit or more CMS Rural (Limited, Phys Owned; surgical Certification Indicator; Graduate); *Other Not DRGs); Provider Name Number *Missing] Nonteaching] Included] Other] ACMH Hospital 390163 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center 050226 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Abbeville General Hospital 190034 Urban Nonteaching Government Other Abbott Northwestern Hospital 240057 Urban Other Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Abilene Regional Medical Center 450558 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Abington Memorial Hospital 390231 Urban Major Teaching Forprofit/Phys Other Abrazo Arrowhead Campus 030094 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Abrazo Central Campus 030030 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Abrazo Scottsdale Campus 030083 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Abrazo West Campus 030110 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Acadia General Hospital 190044 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Acadian Medical Center 190318 Rural Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Adcare Hospital of Worcester Inc 220062 Urban Other Teaching Forprofit/Phys Other Adena Regional Medical Center 360159 Rural Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adirondack Medical Center - Saranac Lake 330079 Rural Nonteaching * Other Advanced Surgical Hospital 390323 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Surgical Adventhealth Carrollwood 100069 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventhealth Central Texas 450152 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventhealth Dade City 100211 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Adventhealth Daytona Beach 100068 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventhealth Deland 100045 Urban Other Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventhealth Fish Memorial 100072 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventhealth Gordon 110023 Rural Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventhealth Heart of Florida 100137 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Adventhealth Lake Wales 100099 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Adventhealth Manchester 180043 Rural Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventhealth Murray 110050 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventhealth New Smyrna Beach 100014 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventhealth North Pinellas 100055 Urban Nonteaching * Other Adventhealth Ocala 100062 Urban Nonteaching Government Other Adventhealth Orlando 100007 Urban Other Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventhealth Ottawa 170014 Rural Nonteaching Government Other Adventhealth Palm Coast 100118 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Short-Term Facilities by Peer Group - Q1FY21 2 Teaching Status Ownership Surgical [Major Type [Nonprofit Focus Location Teaching; Church; [Surgical [CBSA Other Government; (70% Urban Teaching For Profit or more CMS Rural (Limited, Phys Owned; surgical Certification Indicator; Graduate); *Other Not DRGs); Provider Name Number *Missing] Nonteaching] Included] Other] Adventhealth Sebring 100109 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventhealth Shawnee Mission 170104 Urban Other Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventhealth Tampa 100173 Urban Other Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventhealth Waterman 100057 Urban Other Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventhealth Wesley Chapel 100319 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventhealth Zephyrhills 100046 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventist Bolingbrook Hospital 140304 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventist Glenoaks 140292 Urban Nonteaching * Other Adventist Health Bakersfield 050455 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventist Health Castle 120006 Urban Other Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventist Health Delano 050608 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Adventist Health Hanford 050121 Urban Other Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventist Health Lodi Memorial 050336 Urban Nonteaching * Other Adventist Health Portland 380060 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventist Health Reedley 050192 Urban Other Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventist Health Simi Valley 050236 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventist Health Sonora 050335 Rural Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventist Health St Helena 050013 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventist Health Tulare 050784 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventist Health Ukiah Valley 050301 Rural Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventist Health and Rideout 050133 Urban Nonteaching Government Other Adventist Healthcare Fort Washington Medical Ctr 210060 Urban Nonteaching * Other Adventist Healthcare Shady Grove Medical Center 210057 Urban Other Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventist Healthcare White Oak Medical Center 210016 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventist Hinsdale Hospital 140122 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Adventist La Grange Memorial Hospital 140065 Urban Other Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Advocate Christ Hospital & Medical Center 140208 Urban Other Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Advocate Condell Medical Center 140202 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital 140288 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital 140291 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center 140182 Urban Major Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Advocate Lutheran General Hospital 140223 Urban Major Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Advocate Sherman Hospital 140030 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Short-Term Facilities by Peer Group - Q1FY21 3 Teaching Status Ownership Surgical [Major Type [Nonprofit Focus Location Teaching; Church; [Surgical [CBSA Other Government; (70% Urban Teaching For Profit or more CMS Rural (Limited, Phys Owned; surgical Certification Indicator; Graduate); *Other Not DRGs); Provider Name Number *Missing] Nonteaching] Included] Other] Advocate South Suburban Hospital 140250 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Advocate Trinity Hospital 140048 Urban Nonteaching * Other Ahn Emerus Westmoreland, LLC 390333 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Aiken Regional Medical Center 420082 Urban Other Teaching Forprofit/Phys Other Akron General Medical Center 360027 Urban Major Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Alamance Regional Medical Center 340070 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Alameda Hospital 050211 Urban Nonteaching Government Other Alaska Native Medical Center 020026 Urban Other Teaching Government Other Alaska Regional Hospital 020017 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Albany Medical Center Hospital 330013 Urban Major Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Albert Einstein Medical Center 390142 Urban Major Teaching * Other Alexian Brothers Medical Center 1 140258 Urban Other Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Alhambra Hospital Medical Center 050281 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Alice Hyde Medical Center 330084 Rural Nonteaching * Other Allegheny General Hospital 390050 Urban Major Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Allegheny Valley Hospital 390032 Urban Other Teaching * Other Allen Hospital 160110 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Allen Parish Hospital 190133 Rural Nonteaching Government Other Alliance Community Hospital 360131 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Alliance Healthcare System 250012 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Alliancehealth Clinton 370029 Rural Nonteaching * Other Alliancehealth Durant 370014 Rural Other Teaching Forprofit/Phys Other Alliancehealth Midwest 370094 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Alliancehealth Ponca City 370006 Rural Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Alliancehealth Seminole 370229 Rural Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Alliancehealth Woodward 370002 Rural Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Alomere Health 240030 Rural Nonteaching Government Other Alta Bates Summit Medical Center 050043 Urban Other Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Alta Bates Summit Medical Center - Alta Bates Camp 050305 Urban Other Teaching Nonprofit/Church Other Alta View Hospital 460044 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Alta Vista Regional Hospital 320003 Rural Nonteaching Government Other Alton Memorial Hospital 140002 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Altru Hospital 350019 Urban Other Teaching Government Other Short-Term Facilities by Peer Group - Q1FY21 4 Teaching Status Ownership Surgical [Major Type [Nonprofit Focus Location Teaching; Church; [Surgical [CBSA Other Government; (70% Urban Teaching For Profit or more CMS Rural (Limited, Phys Owned; surgical Certification Indicator; Graduate); *Other Not DRGs); Provider Name Number *Missing] Nonteaching] Included] Other] Altus Baytown Hospital 670109 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Altus Houston Hospital, LP 670135 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Altus Lumberton Hospital 670134 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Alvarado Hospital Medical Center 050757 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Amd Healthcare LC, LLC 190315 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other American Fork Hospital 460023 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Anaheim Global Medical Center 050744 Urban Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Andalusia Health 010036 Rural Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Other Anderson Hospital 140289 Urban Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Anderson Regional Medical Ctr 250104 Rural Nonteaching Nonprofit/Church Other Animas Surgical Hospital, LLC 060117 Rural Nonteaching Forprofit/Phys Surgical Anmed Health 420027 Urban Major Teaching Nonprofit/Church
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