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Queens Health System | Jun 2013 | 147 | 942 | 15.6% | |
Hawaii Pacific Health | Jun 2013 | 110 | 1,017 | 10.8% | |
Total of both | 257 | 1,959 | 13.1% |
As you can see in the above chart, the Total Bottom Line Profits for these 2 Hawaii Non-Profit Hospital Organizations was $257 mil in the most recent audited fiscal year reported, which was an exceptionally robust 13.1% of Total Operating Revenues. As a comparison, the Combined Bottom Line Profit Margin of the prestigious 30 Dow Industrial companies was just a substantially lower 9.6% of their Total Revenues in the most recent year. CEOs and CFOs of the 30 Dow Industrial companies keenly aware of how difficult it is for them to generate profit margin percentages must be in utter disbelief at how Non-Profit Hospitals can possibly be doing so well on the profit margin percentage front.
When you compare the 13.1% Total Bottom Line Profit Margin of these 2 Hawaii Non-Profit Hospital Organizations with the 9.6% Total Bottom Line Profit Margin of the 30 Dow Industrials, which are some of the very best For-Profit US companies, the clear conclusion is that the earnings of these Hawaii Non-Profit Hospital Organizations in the most recent year were on fire.
But it also reveals a main reason why the US Health Care Costs are so much out of control.....Hospitals charge way too much and retain these excess charges in their Bottom Line Profits which get added to their massive treasure chest of Investments in Stocks and Bonds. And the US Congress, both Republicans and Democrats, nearly all 100% subservient to Hospitals, just sits there and twiddles its thumbs and refuses to work together for the common good of the country. With this complete lack of governance, coupled with consistently choosing Hospitals over People, it's no wonder why the approval rating of the US Congress is now less than 10%.
OK, so how much earnings progress have these Hawaii Non-Profit Hospital Organizations made in the most recent fiscal year? From EMMA, these 2 Hawaii Non-Profit Hospital Organizations generated Audited Total Bottom Line Profits of $257 mil in the most recent fiscal year, which was an exceptionally robust 102% above the prior fiscal year, as you can see in the following chart:
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Queens Health System | Jun 2013 | 147 | 54 | 93 | 172% | |
Hawaii Pacific Health | Jun 2013 | 110 | 73 | 37 | 51% | |
Total of both | 257 | 127 | 130 | 102% |
With these exceptionally strong, ongoing Hawaii Hospital earnings under Obamacare, the ultimate result should be a reduction in hospital patient charges, a bending back of the US Long-term Total Health Care Cost Curve and a reduction in the US Debt.
That's quite a financial Trifecta!
And it also only makes sense that some of these huge past and future bottom line profits of these US Hospital Organizations, both Non-Profit and For-Profit ones, should be used to wisely fund a substantial portion of the elimination of the US Government Sequester Cost Cuts over the next say 3 to 4 years which are now being negotiated by 29 US Congressional members of the Bilateral and Bicameral Committee Conference on Budget Negotiations. Both clear-thinking Republicans and clear-thinking Democrats should be on board with this wise funding vehicle.
Lastly, it is just incredible how much the financial strength of these Hawaii Non-Profit Hospitals has been enhanced during the Obama Administration.
From EMMA, below here are the Net Assets of these 2 Hawaii Non-Profit Hospital Organizations at June 30, 2013 and also four years earlier:
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Hospital Organization | HQs | HQs | Date | Assets | Date | Assets | Change | |
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Queens Health System | Honololulu | HI | Jun 13 | 1,046 | Jun 09 | 548 | 91% | |
Hawaii Pacific Health | Honololulu | HI | Jun 13 | 415 | Jun 09 | 228 | 82% | |
Total of both | 1,461 | 776 | 88% |
Yeah, these Hawaii Non-Profit Hospital Organizations had their Total Net Assets increase by $685 mil to $1.461 bil, an increase of 88% during the Obama Administration so far. This $685 mil Net Asset increase comes predominantly from the tax-free cumulative earnings of these Hawaii Hospitals during the Obama Administration.