Fierce Healthcare June 30, 2020
Robert King

Hospitals and health systems could lose $120.5 billion from July to December of this year, or roughly $20 billion a month, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a new analysis from the American Hospital Association (AHA) found.

The report released Tuesday said that coupled with major revenue losses at the onset of the pandemic, hospitals could lose a total of $323 billion in revenue this year. The report comes as hospitals are inching towards reopening elective procedures amid spikes in COVID-19 in several sunbelt states.

AHA surveyed its member hospitals to get a sense of how the pandemic is affecting patient volume, which has plummeted since the pandemic began in March. Hospitals and health systems are reporting an average decline of...

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