Economic Impact

Investing to Serve Communities

As a leading provider of hospital and healthcare services, UHS delivers high-quality, compassionate patient care to those in need. Our dedicated and talented staff treat patients with dignity and respect throughout our continuum of inpatient and outpatient services.

Economic Impact

Our facilities have an established history as care providers and as supporters of initiatives important to the local community. As an employer of choice, provider of high-quality healthcare services, and value-generating business partner, we are proud to contribute meaningfully to the communities we are privileged to serve.

As globally reported for 2019:

Group of people

90,000
Employees

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$5.6 Billion
Salary, Wages and Benefits

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$238.8 Million
Provision for Income Taxes

patients

3.5 Million
Patients Served

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7.9 Million
Patient Days

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806,350
Admissions

beds

30,191
Licensed Beds
(Avg. #)

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$634.1 Million
Capital Expenditures*

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243,000
Surgeries
(Acute only)

*Net capital expenditures exclude non-cash capital lease obligations, if any.

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Quality Care For, and From, the Heart

Treating — and helping people to avoid — cardiovascular disease remains a crucial focus and commitment for the care team at UHS.

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Serving Those Who Serve

UHS is proud to support the men and women of the military, who sacrifice every day to make our country a better place.

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Valley Children’s Introduces Partner to Build New Behavioral Health Hospital in Madera

New behavioral health facility will provide accessible, high-quality and advanced behavioral health services in the Central Valley.

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Beaumont Health

UHS and Beaumont Health Partner on New Project to Enhance Mental Health Services in Michigan

Joint venture formed to address the growing, unmet need for accessible, high-quality and advanced mental health services in Southeast Michigan and across the state.

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Palm Point Behavioral Health

UHS Opens Palm Point Behavioral Health

The new 80-bed facility expands access to inpatient and outpatient mental health treatment across the region.

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The George Washington University Hospital

Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser Announces Partnership with the George Washington University Hospital to Build New Hospital

Expected to open in 2023, it will be the first new hospital in D.C. in almost 20 years, bringing vital health services to Southeast D.C.

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