Central Peninsula General Hospital Inc.

Overview

Central Peninsula General Hospital Inc. is a nonprofit organization designated as a general hospital providing healthcare services. It falls under the category of Health — General and Rehabilitative, as classified by the National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities (NTEE)[1]. Donations to this organization are tax-deductible, making it a Charitable organization[1].

Mission and Services

The hospital aims to promote wellness and deliver high-quality healthcare, with a focus on improving access to local primary care and specialty services[4]. Its mission emphasizes the importance of providing these services within the community.

Financial Information

As of the latest available financial data, Central Peninsula General Hospital Inc. reported a revenue of approximately $606 million and expenses of about $584 million for the year 2023. The organization's total assets were valued at $308 million, with liabilities totaling $75.3 million[1]. Its primary sources of revenue come from program services, which accounted for approximately 98.7% of total revenue in past filings[1].

Governance and Compensation

The organization is led by key officers and employees, including its CEO and various department heads. Compensation for top executives varies, with the CEO receiving around $538,100 in recent filings[1]. Other notable figures include high-compensated medical professionals such as urologists and oncologists, who receive salaries in excess of $1 million[1].

Operations

Central Peninsula General Hospital operates as a Short Term Acute Care facility with a nonprofit status. It is managed under voluntary control and has a total of 109 staffed beds available for patient care[5]. The hospital is committed to serving the local community through enhanced healthcare access.