rEdEFInIng - Stanford Hospital & Clinics

Stanford Hospital & Clinics is a nonprofit healthcare provider known worldwide for advanced treatment of complex
disorders in areas such as cardiology, oncology, neurology, surgery and organ transplantation. Stanford Hospital &
Clinics is internationally recognized for translating medical breakthroughs into innovative and compassionate care
for patients, and was recently named the best hospital in the San Jose, California, metropolitan area in U.S. News &
World Report’s first-ever Best Hospitals Metro Area rankings.
NET OPERATINg REVENuE (Dollars in millions)
Total Net Operating Revenue and Expense: $1.967 billion
F Y2010
highlights cOmmUnITY
In fiscal year 2010, Stanford Hospital & Clinics continued to achieve strong financial performance, despite the continuing
challenges in the economic environment. Its bond ratings are among the highest for healthcare organizations in
California. At a time of national focus on health care, Stanford Hospital & Clinics’ significant progress of recent years will
help make the upcoming major investment to build the New Stanford Hospital possible.
Inpatient Care $978 49.7%
Outpatient Care $913 46.4%
Other $76 3.9%
NET OPERATINg ExPENSES (Dollars in millions)
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Salaries and Benefits $840 42.7%
Supplies $271 13.8%
Purchased Services $454 23.1%
Depreciation $96 4.9%
Interest Expense $40 2.0%
Transfers and Other $166 8.4%
Reinvestment, Net $100 5.1%
Return to TOC
BEnEFITs sUmmArY
In addition to delivering outstanding patient care, Stanford Hospital & Clinics provides an extensive range of community
benefit programs. All free of charge or largely subsidized, these include health and education programs such as the Stanford
Health library, the Stanford Cancer Supportive Care Program, the Strong for life senior adult exercise program and lifeline
services. The Hospital also provides financial contributions and services to several community-based clinics, and programs
that offer culturally appropriate cancer education and outreach.
Over the past year, key initiatives have focused on improving the health and well-being of older adults, as well as improving
access to care and reducing cancer-related health disparities.
The table below summarizes Stanford Hospital’s significant investment in community benefit programs.
COMMuNITY BENEFIT (Dollars in millions)
Benefits for Vulnerable Populations $106.9
Medicare (uncompensated Expense) $94.8
Benefits for the larger Community $4.5
Health Research, Education and Training $42.4
Total Excluding medicare $153.8
Total Including medicare $248.6
HOSPITAl STATISTICS (FY’10)
licensed Beds 613
(465 operating)
licensed ICu Beds 67
(66 operating)
Operating Rooms 49
(21 Main Campus ORs, 4 Redwood City Outpatient Center ORs, 12 Ambulatory Surgery Operating Suites,
9 Interventional Services Procedure Rooms, 3 IR Procedure Rooms)
Staff
Medical 1,907
Interns and Residents 1,044
RNs 1,937
lVNs 17
Nursing Assistants 154
Nonmedical Employees 2,244
Total Staff 7,303
Volunteers 1,040
Volunteer Hours of Service 83,000
Admissions Per Year
Inpatient 24,111
Outpatient Visits 558,025
ER Visits 50,561
Stanford Hospital Health library Visits 14,000 walk-in/year; 30,000 online/month
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