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Hospital reports over $1 million in June revenue, year-to-date loss just over $200,000
Summary
Hospital representatives told Polk County commissioners June operating revenues exceeded $1 million; the month produced a small operating loss but an overall gain and left a year-to-date loss of just over $200,000. Officials outlined accreditation successes and minor capital needs.
Polk County commissioners heard a financial and operations update from hospital representatives on July 28. Marcus Augustin and Nataly Sanley said the hospital posted more than $1 million in operating revenues for June; the month registered a small operating loss but an overall gain, leaving a year‑to‑date loss of just over $200,000.
Augustin and Sanley reported the hospital passed its home sleep study accreditation and an infectious control inspection. The facility’s ambulance has transferred 69 patients since it went into service. Staff identified several near-term capital needs, including replacement of windows in the business-office entryway with an estimated cost of $12,000, and provided preliminary budget information for the 2026–2027 fiscal year along with small bond scenarios to fund minor building upgrades.
