Cleveland Clinic is a nonprofit healthcare organization, without owners or stockholders. Every dollar, after expenses, is invested into clinical care, research, education and programs that benefit our community. Additionally, we rely on philanthropic support to bridge the gap between our operating expenses and the scope of our mission.
- In 2007 the Cleveland Clinic health system provided more than $421.6 million in benefit to the community.*
- The Cleveland Clinic health system provided $123.4 million of charity care in 2007, an increase of 12 percent from $110.4 million provided in 2006.
- The Cleveland Clinic Health System is a leading provider of care to Medicaid beneficiaries, incurring costs of $63.3 million in excess of Medicaid payments.
*Includes all health system operations in Ohio and Florida. Florida represents approximately 2 percent of total community benefit
Read the full 2007 community benefit outreach report. (PDF)
