What is the largest Hospital in San Antonio?
Methodist Hospital
Ranked by No. of admissions 2015
| Rank | Business name/Prior year’s rank | Staffed occupancy rate |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Methodist Hospital 7700 Floyd Curl Dr. San Antonio, TX 78229 210-575-4000 sahealth.com | 74% |
| 2 | Baptist Medical Center 111 Dallas St. San Antonio 78205 210-297-7000 baptisthealthsystem.com | 49% |
Who owns Forest Park Medical Center?
HCA North Texas acquired Forest Park Medical Center in Dallas and Forest Park Medical Center in Frisco. Sabra Health Care REIT, the leading creditor of the bankrupt Dallas hospital, received $125.4 million and was repaid in full in the sale to HCA.
How many Methodist hospitals are in San Antonio?
nine
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What trauma level is Methodist Hospital San Antonio?
Level III
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Where are the Forest Park Medical Center locations?
The model has persuaded physicians to invest their own money into shares worth up to $250,000 for Forest Park facilities in Dallas, Southlake, Frisco, Fort Worth, San Antonio, Austin, and in a suburb of Kansas City, Kansas. Those last three locations are also gumming up Forest Park’s business.
What was the problem with Forest Park Hospital?
Sabra had already run into a similar problem at Forest Park’s Dallas hospital, to which the REIT had loaned $110 million to refinance its mortgage. In Dallas, lenders had filed blanket liens against the facility’s equipment until the entire loan was paid off.
Can a doctor own a Forest Park Hospital?
Physicians own stakes in the Forest Park hospitals, and federal law blocks doctor-owned facilities from caring for Medicare or Medicaid patients even if they wanted to (though many inside Forest Park say they would if they could). That means they’re shielded from those programs’ notoriously low reimbursement rates.