The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center reported much improved numbers for the first half of its current fiscal year. UPMC said revenues were up 13 percent to $2.8 billion for the six months ending December 31. The result: a much more profitable performance for the health network than last year. Profits jumped 73 percent to $225 million from $130 million. Notable bright spots included a 16 percent increase in outpatient activity and overall admissions. The hospital chain's investments also paid off for the company, bringing in $73 million over the quarter. All that, and they get a Super Bowl title as well!
- see this article from the Pittsburgh Post Gazette