Nearly half of hospitals in the U.S. are nonprofits, which means they don't pay local, state or federal taxes, yet CEOs earn over $1 million on average.
Compensation for CEOs of nonprofit hospitals increased by 30% between 2012 and 2019, raising concerns about whether these salaries motivate decisions that undermine patient care.
The average nonprofit hospital CEO's salary rose from under $1 million to $1.3 million, prompting doubts about the fulfillment of hospitals' community-focused missions.
Over 50% of nonprofit hospitals fail to notify patients about financial assistance, raising concerns about their commitment to providing charity care as part of their missions.
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