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The District’s 13 hospitals employ nearly 30,000 individuals and provide more than $2.9 billion in salaries and benefits.
Wirtschaftsmotor
The ripple effect hospitals have on the District’s economy supports 43,000+ non-hospital jobs with a total impact on labor income of $4.8 billion.
Ökonomische Auswirkung
District hospitals spend nearly $4 billion on goods and services and have a total impact on the economic activity across the District of $9.7 billion.
Patientenversorgung
Hospitals provided nearly 856,000 patient days of care in 2024, equivalent to 2,452 years of care.
District of Columbia Hospitals
Der Distrikt beherbergt sieben allgemeine Akutkrankenhäuser, zwei Langzeit-Akutkrankenhäuser, zwei psychiatrische Krankenhäuser, ein pädiatrisches Akutkrankenhaus, ein Rehabilitationskrankenhaus, zwei kommunale Krankenhäuser und vier Traumazentren der Stufe 1.
Unentgeltliche Pflege
Uncompensated hospital care – services that hospitals provide to vulnerable or under served residents, but are not paid for – totaled more than $126 million in 2024.
Gemeinschaftsvorteile
DC hospitals provide nearly $600 million in community benefits, including outreach services, programs aimed for specific community health needs, research and health professional development.
Krankenhauspflege
In 2024, DCHA member hospitals had 3,640 operational beds, including 1,682 medical/surgical beds, 175 OB/GYN beds, 581 psychiatric beds, 394 intensive care beds, 197 pediatric beds and 153 neonatal intensive care beds.
Emergency & Ambulatory Services
In 2024, the District’s hospitals admitted 105,429 patients, had 384,403 visits to our emergency departments and performed 66,803 ambulatory surgeries.
Die District of Columbia Hospital Association arbeitet daran, Krankenhäuser und Gesundheitssysteme im Distrikt voranzubringen, indem sie Richtlinien und Initiativen fördert, die unser Versorgungssystem stärken.