Chief Healthcare Executive April 24, 2024
Ron Southwick

The state’s hospitals have lost nearly $4 billion over the last two years, and most are continuing to lose money.

Hospitals in Washington state continue to deal with daunting financial difficulties.

While hospitals generally fared a bit better in 2023 than in 2022, most hospitals are continuing to lose money, according to a survey by the Washington State Hospital Association. Some are cutting services and reducing beds.

During a media call Tuesday, Washington hospital leaders say some organizations are on the brink, and some aren’t poised to handle more financial pressures. Cassie Sauer, president and CEO of the Washington State Hospital Association, also pointed to financial difficulties from the Change Healthcare cyberattack, which has affected hospitals and healthcare providers nationwide.

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