OUR SUPPORT OF YOU
Bryan Health community benefits report
Community receives more than $72 million Unreimbursed Cost of Medicare 51.0%
Health Professionals Education 0.5%
Cost of Charity Care 15.8%
Unreimbursed Cost of Medicaid and Other Public Programs 19.5%
Other Community Programs & Subsidized Services 12.5%
Cost reported for the year ended Dec. 31, 2014
Cash & In-kind Contributions 0.7%
$11,502,063
Cost of charity care Free or discounted health services provided to patients who cannot afford to pay and who meet all the criteria for financial assistance. Charity care does not include bad debt. If you have questions about Bryan’s financial assistance program, go to bryanhealth.org/financial-assistance, or visit our financial counselors at 402-481-5791.
$14,119,323
Unreimbursed cost of Medicaid and other public programs Represents the shortfall between the actual unpaid cost of providing care and payments received from the government.
$37,088,587
Unreimbursed cost of Medicare Represents the shortfall between the actual unpaid cost of providing care and payments received from the government.
$00377,735
Health professionals education Cost of providing accredited training and education programs for physicians, nurses and other health professionals through residency education and continuing medical education, plus financial support of the cost of the Bryan College of Health Sciences.
$09,097,412
Other community programs and subsidized services Activities and programs carried out to improve community health and wellness; and health care services that are subsidized because they meet an identified need in the community.
$00,517,081
Cash and in-kind contributions Cash and in-kind donations to other non-profit organizations for charitable purposes.
$72,702,201
Total cost of community benefits provided and the unpaid cost of Medicare Bryan Journeys 21