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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Med Care Res Rev. 2010 Jun 2;67(6):694–706. doi: 10.1177/1077558710368807

Table 1.

Hospital Descriptive Characteristics 1997–2006

IO NFP Total

Hospitals Years (n=792) (n=2,307) (n=3,099)
 1997 90 245 335
 1998 77 238 315
 1999 80 237 317
 2000 82 234 316
 2001 83 232 315
 2002 89 224 313
 2003 83 230 313
 2004 68 228 296
 2005 65 218 283
 2006 75 221 296
Number of Unique Hospitals 111 271 382
Percent of hospitals with 9 or more report years 61.4% 84.0% 78.3%
Percent of hospitals with 5 or more report years 93.2% 97.0% 96.0%
Hospital Size
 Small (<100 beds) 218 (27.5%) 599 (26.0%) 817 (26.4%)
 Medium (100–300 beds) 491 (62.0%) 957 (41.5%) 1,448 (46.7%)
 Large (>300 beds) 83 (10.5%) 751 (32.6%) 834 (26.9%)
Asset Size ($) per Adjusted Admission** Mean (SD) Mean (SD) Mean (SD)
 Financial Assets 414.5 (1,686) 2,651 (3,644) 2,080 (3,401)
 Real Assets 4,013 (3,977) 5,001 (4,309) 4,749 (4,248)
 Other Assets 6,491 (8,373) 3,331 (2,798) 4,138 (5,061)
 Total Assets 10,919 (10,937) 10,984 (7,491) 10,968 (8,503)
Operating Margin*** 7.5% (14.0) 2.9% (10.1) 3.6% (10.8)
Total Margin*** 7.6% (13.7) 7.2% (10.2) 7.3% (108)

Source: California Office of Statewide Planning and Development Annual Financial Data for General Acute Care Hospitals 1997–2006, 382 individual hospitals

Hospital Closure data by fiscal year as reported by the California Hospital Association as of 10/30/2008

*

Admissions adjusted to reflect outpatient activity.

**

Adjusted to 2006 dollar values.

***

Mean values for operating and total margins are weighted by total assets