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New Report Details COVID-19 Pandemic s Damaging, Long Lasting Impact on California Hospitals - State of Reform

New Report Details COVID-19 Pandemic’s Damaging, Long Lasting Impact on California Hospitals California Hospital Association | Apr 30, 2021 Share this: Barely more than 100 days since the number of COVID-19 cases peaked in California, hospitals across the state continue to face significant and long-lasting financial challenges, according to a new report by Kaufman Hall, a nationally respected consulting firm with extensive health care expertise.     The report quantifies how the pandemic damaged the financial health of California’s more than 400 hospitals in 2020, and forecasts continued fiscal impacts through 2021 and possibly beyond. According to the report, prepared by Kaufman Hall at the request of the California Hospital Association, California hospitals lost more than $14 billion in 2020 due to the pandemic. And, even after factoring in federal financial support provided last year through the CARES Act, California hospitals still lost more than $8 bi

California hospitals lose $14 billion in 2020, face financial impacts for years

California hospitals lose $14 billion in 2020, face financial impacts for years California hospitals more than $14 billion in 2020, and could lose another $2 billion in 2021 with financial damage lasting for years to come. and last updated 2021-04-28 19:30:40-04 SAN DIEGO (KGTV) – Our California hospital system is taking a major financial hit from the pandemic. Adding resources like staff, beds, and testing put hospitals at a $14 billion loss in 2020 according to the California Hospital Association. At the start of the pandemic, hospitals were racing to add more space and resources. Doctors and nurses were overworked while PPE and ventilators were nearly impossible to find. Healthcare leaders across the state say they’re still struggling to stay afloat.

San Diego, National Hospitals Hit by Pandmic – NBC 7 San Diego

“The pandemic has now left a majority of California s hospitals financially challenged, unstable and in some cases broken,” Coyle says. Coyle cited recent findings from Kaufman Hall, who found that hospitals have sustained $8.4 billion in losses and that’s with the government stepping in to provide assistance in 2020. They project hospital losses to be around $600 million to $2 billion for 2021. During Wednesday’s conference, many hospitals voiced their concerns, detailing how their facilities lacked the necessary infrastructure and resources to handle a pandemic. UC San Diego Health s CEO Patty Maysent says smaller operations aren’t the only ones who have been hit. Big ones are also struggling to make up for lost time and money.

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