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HCA Holdings’ diversified suite of services enables it to retain patients at their facilities, which bolsters revenues per patient.

Passive investments account for more than 56% of HCA Holdings’ total ownership structure.

HCA Holdings went private in 1988 through a leveraged buyout, but it again became a public company in 1992.

Community Health Systems acquires two to four hospitals each year as a part of its growth strategy. Reducing duplicate functions at the corporate level reduces overhead salary costs.

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (or ACA) and Health Care and Education Affordability Reconciliation Act are together called “Reform Legislation.”