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See Latest ArticlesCharitable Expectations Of Nonprofit Hospitals: Lessons From Maryland
Health Affairs, 09/22/09
Gray BH et al. – Little is known about nonprofit hospitals’ community benefit spending other than for charity care. Better accountability is desirable, but critics have focused too narrowly on charity care. Using data from reporting requirements in Maryland similar to federal rules that take effect in 2010, the authors describe the broad range of community benefit spending in nonprofit hospitals there, which amounted to 7.4 percent of expenses in 2007.
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