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SNF COST REPORT · CCN 215180 · FY 2022

COLLINGTON EPISCOPAL LIFE CARE COMM.

MITCHELLVILLE, MD 20721 · Fiscal year ending 2022-12-31

109 bedsSNF
−$30.1M
TOTAL REVENUE
−$30.7M
OPERATING INCOME
—
OPERATING MARGIN
109
TOTAL BEDS
143
DISCHARGES
01 — FINANCIAL

Financial summary

Net patient revenue
−$30.1M
Total costs
$545K
Operating income (rev − costs)
−$30.7M
Operating margin
—
Total charges
$722K
02 — UTILIZATION

Utilization

Total beds
109
Total inpatient days
25,972
Medicare days (Title XVIII)
1,423
Medicaid days (Title XIX)
—
Total discharges
143
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03 — HISTORY

5-year trend

−$15.3M$0$15.3M$30.7M20172018201920202022RevenueOperating Income
YearRevenueOperating IncomeBedsMargin
2017$2.5M−$26.8M44-1082.7%
2018$2.6M−$28.6M44-1113.1%
2019$2.0M−$27.6M44-1379.5%
2020$1.6M−$28.0M44-1705.4%
2022−$30.1M−$30.7M109101.8%
ACQUISITION SIGNALSDeclining margins