As of the July, 2022, release via CMS

NEW YORK EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY

CMS id: 330100
310 EAST 14TH STREET, NEW YORK NY 10003. County: NEW YORK
System: --
CBSA: New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA

The 17-bed, acute-care hospital had $-24,901,795 in net service to patients*, with a total profit margin of -2.48439% in fiscal year 2021, the latest year available.
It spent 2.55% of its operating expenses on uncompensated care and reported $2,901,878 in Medicaid shortfall.

* For more about Net Service to Patients and operating revenue, please the finance section below.

Note: Medians are from acute-care hospitals with "complete" fiscal years. For more about how we calculated medians and cost reports in general, please click here.

Details

	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021
# of days in fyear	365	365	365	366	365
Ownership	nfp	nfp	nfp	nfp	nfp
Acute beds Median	19 118	16 118	17 119.5	13 118	17 119
Total beds Median	19 162	16 162	17 162	13 162	17 163.5
FTEs Median	716.00 788.06	712.80 793.42	720.40 806.03	637.10 787.61	612.60 804.34

Finances As they appear in worksheet G3 of the cost reports.

Note: Net Patient Revenue is considered operating revenue, which means Net Service to Patients is considered operating profit. Click here for more about cost report financials

Hospital cost reports are an enormously complicated dataset. There are whole organizations and an offical CMS vendor dedicated to helping researchers work with the data.
It's important to understand that hospital financials in cost reports are not organized in the same as other sources such as annual financial reports to bond holders.

The biggest difference is the concept of operating revenue and profit. Net Service to patients (NS2P), which is the sum of net patient revenue minus operating expenses, is considered the equivalent of operating profit according to the Medicaid and CHIP Payment and Access Commission (MACPAC). See the last paragraph of "Primary Data Sources" on page 55 of Annual Analysis of Disproportionate Share Hospital Allotments to States (PDF).

That would make Net Patient Revenue = operating revenue.

All this makes things challenging when comparing what's reported in cost reports to other sources. It becomes clearer when you consider that, beyond the purpose of reimbursement, cost reports are a tool for policymakers trying to understand the financial situation of a hospital doing the tasks specific to hospitals.

In other words, while a facility with a division that formulates drugs might include earnings from that as operating revenue in their corporate annual result, this is not central to the operations of a hospital caring for patients and so it is counted as "other income." (See below the financials section for more on "other income")

The healthcare consulting firm HMP, in a former partnership with Modern Healthcare, did develop a formula for estimating operating revenue closer to what one might find in other sources. We no longer use this for the following reasons:

The measure was not widely used beyond HMP and Modern Healthcare. Many hospitals had their own internal estimates of operating revenue and profit.
Because of this, there was confusion when reporting operating results for individual hospitals. There was often pushback when a facility's internal numbers did not match what Modern Healthcare was reporting.
The formula includes revenue from portions of the "other income" section, which may also include non-operating revenue. HMP themselves point out in a caveat on their site that they cannot exclude all non-operating revenue from their measure.

HMP's operating measure has proven problematic in the past for our reporting and the partnership with them ended years ago. It's best to not use a measure that we alone cannot defend.

	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021
Net patient revenue ? Median	135,263,783 150,932,746	145,935,247 158,950,878	147,932,975 168,696,998	105,621,622 163,454,693	121,118,205 186,589,412
Operating expenses Median	143,674,990 149,311,209	144,957,000 156,110,414	146,629,762 164,890,568	141,955,000 166,516,854	146,020,000 180,120,888
Net income from service 2 patients (NS2P) ? Median	-8,411,207 -964,173	978,247 -643,601.5	1,303,213 -116,254	-36,333,378 -5,025,862	-24,901,795 -1,284,564
NS2P margin ? Median	-6.22% -0.62	0.67% -0.29	0.88% 0.18	-34.40% -5.07	-20.56% -0.88

Range* of Net Service to Patient (NS2P) margins

= NS2P margin for NEW YORK EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY compared to all** acute-care hospitals, from CMS cost reports.
Note: NS2P is considered operating margin by MACPAC. The chart below is interactive: click or touch to see more.

* Data range does not show outliers, which fall beyond the minimum and maximum of the range.
** From cost reports with complete fiscal years. Number of acute-care hospitals available to calculate medians:

2017	2018	2019	2020	2021
3,157	3,092	3,050	3,052	2,566

	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021
Other income* Median Click here to show/hide details	10,387,084 5,089,215	1,586,753 4,572,541	15,235,678 5,268,134	20,079,231 13,092,619	21,362,032 12,369,236
⊳ Line 6: Contributions ? ⊳ Median	225,000 224,999	221,000 199,009	186,000 206,870.5	357,000 194,343	218,000 249,496
⊳ Line 7: Investments ? ⊳ Median	2,783,000 299,524	0 188,688.5	1,503,000 370,813	2,413,000 309,361.5	3,556,000 375,329
⊳ Line 8: Revenue from telephone service	NULL	NULL	NULL	NULL	NULL
⊳ Line 9: Revenue from tv and radio	--	--	--	--	--
⊳ Line 10: Purchase discounts	0	0	0	0	56
⊳ Line 11: Rebates and refunds of expenses	0	0	0	0	0
⊳ Line 12: Parking lot receipts	0	0	0	0	0
⊳ Line 13: Revenue from laundry and linen service	0	0	0	0	0
⊳ Line 14: Revenue from meals sold to emplyees and guests	486,599	478,668	455,522	290,165	212,414
⊳ Line 15: Revenue from rental of living quarters	0	0	0	0	0
⊳ Line 16: Revenue from sale of medical and surgical supplies	0	0	0	0	0
⊳ Line 17: Revenue from sale of drugs to other than patients	4,926	0	1,044	48,703	29,731
⊳ Line 18: Revenue from sale of medical records and abstracts	3,344	4,315	2,573	307	215
⊳ Line 19: Tuition (fees, sale of textbooks, uniforms, etc.)	0	0	0	0	0
⊳ Line 20: Revenue from gifts, flowers, coffee shops, canteen	0	0	0	0	0
⊳ Line 21: Rental of vending machines	2,321	1,740	2,334	1,563	3,195
⊳ Line 22: Rental of hospital space	1,972,550	2,937,529	2,600,644	2,474,393	2,623,285
⊳ Line 23: Gov appropriations ? ⊳ Median	117,173 1,017,693	0 983,261.5	0 1,173,286	0 1,987,202	0 1,597,664
⊳ Sum Line 24	4,788,152	-2,063,390	10,478,031	14,492,916	14,719,136
Total income ? Median	1,975,877 6,586,430	2,565,000 6,767,106	16,538,891 8,419,950	-16,254,147 8,094,175	-3,539,763 15,162,888
Non-operating expenses Median	0 146,289.5	0 164,857	0 89,880.5	0 106,761	0 31,473.5
Net income Median	1,975,877 6,043,842	2,565,000 5,845,112	16,538,891 7,606,259	-16,254,147 7,283,041	-3,539,763 14,957,241
Net margin Median	1.35658% 4.62%	1.73872% 4.42%	10.13607% 5.16%	-12.93082% 5.2%	-2.48439% 9.25%

* About "Other income": Other income, or line 25 in worksheet G3, is the sum of lines 6 through 24. It includes three lines that are considered non-operating revenue - contributions, investments and government appropriations. Medians are included for these three lines. It also contains items that are not central to providing healthcare, such as revenue from parking or gift shops.
"Sum Line 24" is a special case. Called "Other (specify)" in the cost reports, CMS allows for this line to be "subscripted," or divided into sublines like 002400, 002401, 002402. And hospitals do that, up to 100 lines, to detail income (and sometimes negative returns) that are otherwise not covered in the previous "other" lines. Therefore, "Sum Line 24" is the sum of all the lines 24.

Range* of total profit (loss) margins

= Total margin for NEW YORK EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY compared to all** acute-care hospitals, from CMS cost reports.
The chart below is interactive: click or touch to see more.

2017	2018	2019	2020	2021
3,157	3,092	3,050	3,052	2,566

Medicare revenue

Inpatient and outpatient revenue

	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021
All inpatient revenue Median Click here to show/hide details	641,201 23,241,334	1,147,389 23,709,545	1,505,955 24,248,380	1,485,607 22,858,541	1,366,369 23,620,613
"All inpatient revenue" is made up of any Medicare payments for routine inpatient, swingbed SNFs, TEFRA, IPF, IRF, inpatient long-term care, CAH and inpatient SNF facilities. Medians are only calculated when there are sufficient facilities reporting revenue.
⊳ Routine inpatient revenue ⊳ Median	641,201 21,577,146	1,147,389 22,041,594	1,505,955 22,722,063	1,485,607 21,570,441	1,366,369 22,140,684
⊳ Swingbeds ⊳ Median	0 --	0 --	0 --	0 --	0 --
⊳ Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act payments (TEFRA) ⊳ Median	0 --	0 --	0 --	0 --	0 --
⊳ Inpatient psychiatric facility (IPF) ⊳ Median	0 1,845,420	0 1,757,392	0 1,738,842	0 1,510,463	0 1,393,140
⊳ Inpatient rehabilitation facility (IRF) ⊳ Median	0 3,535,627	0 3,746,588	0 3,782,288	0 3,865,578	0 3,983,889
⊳ Long-term care hospital (LTCH) ⊳ Median	0 --	0 --	0 --	0 --	0 --
⊳ Critical-access hospitals ⊳ Median	0 --	0 --	0 --	0 --	0 --
⊳ Skilled-nursing facilities (SNF) ⊳ Median	0 1,203,033	0 1,215,295	0 1,313,657	0 1,365,298	0 1,179,746
All outpatient revenue Median Click here to show/hide details	23,048,240 11,160,864	21,868,861 11,987,345	20,890,467 12,926,866	13,762,721 11,884,480	16,427,259 13,145,163
"All outpatient revenue" is made up of any payments for routine outpatient, HHA, CMHC, rural health and other federally-qualified health clinics. Medians are only calculated when there are sufficient facilities reporting revenue.
⊳ Routine outpatient revenue ⊳ Median	23,048,240 10,918,923	21,868,861 11,706,976	20,890,467 12,615,917	13,762,721 11,458,116	16,427,259 12,776,716
⊳ Home Health agencies (HHA) ⊳ Median	0 1,282,808	0 1,407,728	0 1,341,512	0 1,407,046	0 1,476,867
⊳ Community mental health clinics (CMHC) ⊳ Median	0 --	0 --	0 --	0 --	0 --
⊳ Rural health clinics ⊳ Median	0 618,038	0 697,279	0 690,232	0 684,010	0 670,558
⊳ Other federally qualified health clinics ⊳ Median	0 --	0 --	0 --	0 --	0 --

Other payments

Item	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021
Graduate Medical Education (GME) Median	943,804 3,284,314	709,680 3,250,551	699,758 3,386,837	434,130 3,360,806	483,211 3,508,953
Disproportionate-share hospital (DSH) Median	5,719 594,888	6,498 595,761	4,644 577,894	1,915 542,168	6,293 549,667
Outlier Median	37,416 582,572	20,084 538,116	31,370 212,434	46,984 126,559	38,025 139,139

Uncompensated care

Item	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021
Medicaid shortfall Median	0 3,662,910	0 3,730,911	0 4,081,319	7,784,373 4,643,908	2,901,878 4,389,147
Charity care Median	2,362,166 2,654,636	2,212,541 2,940,659	2,778,137 3,380,215	2,404,670 3,488,738	3,402,401 3,233,405
Uncompensated care (UCC) Median	3,323,548 5,147,790	2,366,005 5,337,617	3,460,180 5,711,082	3,595,915 5,923,418	3,720,402 5,508,107
UCC as a % of operating expenses Median	2.31% 3.24	1.63% 3.12	2.36% 3.21	2.53% 3.3	2.55% 2.86
Total shortfall/UCC Median	3,323,548 9,489,989	2,366,005 9,424,297	3,460,180 10,120,158	11,380,288 11,171,337	6,622,280 10,133,851

Labor costs

	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021
Total salaries Median	51,302,050 52,142,039	53,788,026 54,485,252	59,607,440 57,395,589	54,706,627 58,830,919	52,518,627 61,722,907
Salaries as a % of operating expenses Median	35.71 36.68	37.86 36.56	40.65 36.37	39.75 35.93	36.57 35.24
Intern, resident salaries* Median	2,712,941 2,598,592	2,795,039 2,686,824	2,812,982 2,753,773	2,665,680 2,937,156	2,921,756 2,909,848
Contract intern, resident salaries* Median	0 1,251,927	0 1,186,494	0 1,204,885	0 1,279,653	0 1,469,317
Contract adjusted salaries, direct-care Median	0 1,449,244	0 1,475,986	0 1,563,078	0 1,721,954	0 2,991,828
Contract hours, direct-care Median	0.00 22,725	0.00 23,018.5	0.00 24,503.48	0.00 25,026.5	0.00 33,786
Contract wages, direct-care Median	0.00 64.67	0.00 64.53	0.00 65.06	0.00 68.97	0.00 88.94

* in an approved program

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Cost reports are self-reported by the facility, are subject to revision and should be considered preliminary.

* Net Service to patients (NS2P) equals net patient revenue minus operating expenses. NS2P is considered the equivalent of operating profit according to the Medicaid and CHIP Payment and Access Commission (MACPAC). See the last paragraph of "Primary Data Sources" on page 55 of Annual Analysis of Disproportionate Share Hospital Allotments to States (PDF).

About medians

Medians are calculated from reports with "complete" fiscal years, or reports with fiscal years of at least 300 days and no more than 420 days.

In cases where there are fewer than 50 values reported, medians are not calculated. For childrens' hospitals, it's when fewer than 20 are reported.

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