READING HOSPITAL

Programs

1. Inpatient care - 210,066 patient days Reading Hospital provides 725 beds for provision of comprehensive inpatient, outpatient, and emergent care. Inpatient care is provided in 2 critical care units, 2 intermediate care units, 3 acute rehabilitation units, and 13 medical surgical units with sub-specialties that include oncology, neurology, cardiology, heart failure, orthopedics, trauma, bariatric surgery, and medical complexity. In addition, Reading Hospital provides comprehensive maternal child health services that include obstetrics, neonatal intensive care, inpatient pediatric medical surgical care, and pediatric emergency services. Inpatient services are supported by hospital-based hemodialysis, apheresis, and vascular access services. Reading Hospital inpatient care offers the following high-level services to support communities within both its primary and secondary markets: 1. Regional cancer and cardiac centers 2. Completed survey to advance to a comprehensive stroke program 3. Virtual nursing (patient observation and virtual admissions) 4. Advanced certification for our hip/knee joint replacement program 5. Certification in bariatric care 6. Certified advanced pediatric…

   $213,822,507 spent$320,809,086 earned by the program
   18% of program spending

2. Operating room - 19,548 total surgeries Reading Hospital operates in a market served by nearly 20 specialty, investor-owned facilities, which carve out the best paying insurance plans, the highest margin procedures, and the least complicated patients to serve. By continuing to provide a full-service surgical service, Reading Hospital offers the most advanced surgical options, from robotic assisted, minimally invasive surgery to a full spectrum of outpatient surgical options. Reading Hospital ensures the community has access to surgical specialties that may be experiencing shortages elsewhere in the country. Reading Hospital supports its surgeons in their fellowship training and recruits and retains surgeons in areas like plastic surgery - available only during limited hours or not at all, in other hospitals in its market.

   $77,608,870 spent$161,199,333 earned by the program
   6% of program spending

3. Mcglinn cancer institute 28,141 procedures the mcglinn cancer institute, located within the Reading Hospital, is primarily an out-patient facility which houses the sections of radiation oncology, hematology/oncology, and gynecological oncology. The annual total of patients who were diagnosed and/or treated in fy25 were 1,843. Upon diagnosis, a nurse navigator contacts each patient to offer information and support. Most patients are seen in one of our multi-disciplinary clinics based on the type of malignancy diagnosed. This includes thoracic, malignant hematology, breast, genito-urinary, gynecological, neurology, and gastro-intestinal clinics - most held on a weekly basis. Every clinic has its specific team of providers - surgeons, radiation oncologists, medical oncologists, radiologists, pathologists, nurse navigators, genetic counselors, and physical therapists - who confer and collaborate to design a unique treatment plan for each individual patient. Every case is reviewed for possible inclusion in one of the many clinical trials offered on site. Once a plan of action has been recommended by the team, the patient is seen in consult by the providers who will be responsible for…

   $96,334,479 spent$165,573,012 earned by the program
   8% of program spending

4. Expenses incurred in providing various other medically necessary healthcare services include but are not limited to: revenue expense radiology 210,005,416 32,550,973 rehabilitation/physical therapy 50,758,394 34,259,126 trauma center 4,035,139 3,114,620 pharmacy 47,369,183 42,066,979 ancilliary 134,793,430 99,016,302 Reading Hospital provides services to all individuals in a non- discriminatory manner regardless of race, color, creed, sex, national origin, or ability to pay.

   $827,516,753 spentof which $111,182 as grants$750,615,120 earned by the program
   68% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $1,215,282,609.