Mission Hospital Inc

Programs: During the 12 months which ended september 30, 2017, the organization's operating statistics included 41,164 discharges for adult and pediatric, psychiatry and neonatal intensive care patients totaling 213,034 patient days. The quality recognitions below reflect the care given to those patients. Mission health system has been recognized as one of the nation's top 15 health systems in 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2017 by truven health analytics, formerly thomson reuters. Mission health is the only health system in the nation to receive this recognition four consecutive years, and the only health system in north carolina to achieve top 15 recognition. Mission health system received the culture of excellence award in 2016 from professional research consultants. Mission hospital earned a "blue cross and blue shield cutting-edge hospital" ranking for bariatric surgery and maternity care in 2016 by business north carolina. Mission hospital also earned a no. 2 "patient picks" ranking in 2016 by business north carolina. Mission hospital received the excellence recognition in 2016 from "healthy together nc" for reaching the highest standards in workplace health and prevention. Mission health earned a gold award in 2016 from the north carolina department of labor's safety awards program. Mission hospital was ranked no. 2 and no. 1 in the "best hospital" category in 2015 and 2016, respectively, by business north carolina. Mission hospital earned a check++ rating (highest rating) for "overall hospital care" in 2015 from carechex. Mission hospital was named among the nation's top 100 hospitals in 2015 by truven health analytics for the seventh consecutive year. Mission hospital was ranked among the top 1% of "best hospitals" nationally in 2016 by healthgrades. Mission hospital earned a 4-star rating in 2016 for medicare hospital compare from the centers for medicare and medicaid services. For the fifth consecutive year, mission hospital was named one of the nation's "most wired" hospitals, according to the results of the hospitals and health networks 2016 "most wired" survey. The "most wired" survey recognizes hospitals that are making significant progress toward greater health information technology adoption. Mission health's blog was recognized as a "top 100 health blogs you must follow for healthy living and better healthcare" in 2017 by feedspot. Com for the second consecutive year. Mission health system was awarded the leap (lead, excel, achieve, and progress) award in 2015 by strata decision technology (strata decision). Mission hospital was again named one of america's top 50 cardiovascular hospitals by truven health analytics in 2016, the tenth time since 2000 that mission hospital has received this recognition. Mission health system was the only heart program in the carolinas and neighboring states to receive the highest rating in all four care categories from the society of thoracic surgeons. Ronald a. Paulus, md, the organization's ceo, was named among the nation's top 50 influential physician executives and leaders in 2017 by modern healthcare.

the organization provides community benefits as detailed on page 1 of schedule h. Grants which represent partnerships with community organizations are detailed below, with the largest on schedule i. Other community benefits include the cost of care for uninsured, underinsured and other means-tested programs for patients. In addition to the cost of care for patients listed above, the organization provides significant community health improvement services and community benefits at little or no charge. The organization provides health professions education as well as workforce development to recruit physicians to serve in areas of medical need. Subsidized health services include medical care for services for which the cost of providing care exceeds the revenue including physician clinics primarily serving pediatric specialty patients, trauma care, psychiatric and senior services.

highlights of the organization's community health improvement accomplishments are detailed in the supplemental information for schedule h. Grants of $2,538,346 represent partnerships with community organizations to create a coordinated community effort to addresss community health needs in addition to the organization's own programs to address community health needs. See schedule i for additional detail on nonprofit grants.