Legacy Echn Inc

Programs: Echn provides care to patients who meet certain criteria under its charity care policies without charge or at amounts less than its established and contractual rates. Echn does not pursue collection of amounts determined to qualify as charity care: as such, these amounts are not reported as revenue. Charity care for fy 2014 was $3,599,808 for 1,305 total approved applicants at mmh and rgh. Expenses related to the services performed for patients of echn, inc. Contribute importantly to its exempt purpose because the expenses are incurred in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment and prevention of disease, and for medical purposes affecting the structure or function of the human body. Echn, inc. Provided needed medical care to the community regardless of any individual's ability to pay. At mmh and rgh, 11,451 inpatients were cared for in fy14 representing 55,261 patient days; 369,471 outpatient visits were recorded. Included in the 11,451 inpatients were 7,748 government related patients. The government inpatients fall into the following groups:medicare 3,996medicare managed care 1,204medicaid 2,497champus 51total gov inpatients 7,748 total non gov inpatients 3,703total inpatients 11,451included in the 369,471 outpatient visits were 197,906 government related visits. The visits are a product of gross revenue relationship to total visits. The government visits fall into the following groups:medicare 100,925 medicare managed care 35,942medicaid 59,392champus 1,647total gov outpatients 197,906total non gov outpatients 171,565total outpatients 369,471mmh and rgh provided uncompensated care to 59,773 medicaid patients for a net community benefit amount of $12,843,520 after medicaid reimbursement. Additional information regarding programs for the community at mmh and rgh: 2014 persons 2014 benefitscommunity health improvement services (a) community health education (a1) 140,021 $ 558,852 community based clinical services (a2) 196 $ 27,965 health care support services (a3) 6,550 $ 460,231**** community health improvement services 146,767 $1,047,048health professions education (b) physicians/medical students (b1) 46 $1,593,302 nurses/nursing students (b2) 252 $ 927,861 other health professional education (b3) 398 $ 147,737**** health professions education 696 $2,668,900subsidized health services (c) neonatal intensive care (c2) 169 $1,590,000 hospital outpatient services 5,068 $ 228,388 women's and children's services (c3) 1,401 $ 618,825 renal dialysis services (c6) 619 $ 119,008 subsidized continuing care (c7) 900 $ 69,466 behavioral health services (c8) 0 $ 945,650**** subsidized health services 8,157 $3,571,337research (d) other research (d3) 0 $ 289,359**** research 0 $ 289,359financial and in-kind contributions (e) cash donations (e1) 0 $ 32,697 grants (e2) 0 $ 58,448 in-kind donations (e3) 13,768 $ 133,427**** financial and in-kind contibutions 13,768 $ 224,572community building activities (f) economic development (f2) 0 $ 2,249 community support (f3) 1,145 $ 152,235 coaltion building (f6) 0 $ 24,954 community health improvement advocacy (f7) 0 $ 7,848 workforce development (f8) 169 $ 125,190**** community building activities 1,314 $ 312,476community beneft operations (g) dedicated staff (g1) 14 $ 248,851**** community benefit operations 14 $ 248,851financial assistance financial assistance 1,305 $ 910,941**** financial assistance 1,305 $ 910,941government sponsored health care medicaid 59,773 $12,843,520**** government sponsored health care 59,773 $12,843,520totals - community benefit 231,794 $22,117,004