$127.3M in expenses

Resident teaching & graduate medical education programs: university medical center new orleans (umcno) is the state of louisiana's largest teaching hospital and a major training site for both lsu and tulane university schools of medicine, as well as lsu schools of dentistry, nursing and allied health. More than 400 resident and fellow fte positions actively rotate at umcno on a monthly basis, through roughly 55 different medical specialties. Umcno also partners with many other academic institutions such as delgado, xavier, dillard, nichols state, southern university, and chamberlain university to train over 3,900 future health care providers annually.

$572.8M in expenses

Patient care: umcno provides core safety net services to the new orleans region. These services include the operation of an emergency room, an HIV outpatient clinic, oncology services, mental health services, a 16 bed burn unit and a level i trauma center. In 2024, umc continued its behavioral health services with an outpatient clinic location to provide services such as addiction psych and intensive outpatient therapy for general behavioral and substance abuse. Umc also provided a bariatric program that operated a weight management clinic, provided sleep disorder services, and provided outpatient dialysis services to those patients who have been involuntarily discharged from outpatient esrd facilities. Umcno provides a wide range of medical services covering over 80 specialties and ambulatory (cont'd on SCH. O) care in approximately 70 specialty clinics and provides free and reduced cost health care to medically indigent and uninsured patients, including medically complex and otherwise high-risk medicaid patients. It also provides medically necessary health care to the louisiana department of corrections population. The hospital has 446 licensed beds and treated 15,840 inpatients and 421,484 outpatients.

$26.8M in expenses

Community health services and community benefit operations provide free health education programs and screenings to the community. These programs are designed to focus on some of the most prevalent diseases in the new orleans community, such as diabetes, heart disease and cancer. These programs address prevention, early detection, treatment and maintaining healthy lifestyles. In 2024, university medical center participated in and offered numerous outreach activities, including free breast health lectures, free oncology lectures, a free skin cancer screening, and a free vascular disease screening. Through the level 1 trauma center's injury prevention program, university medical center provided educational and prevention programs including sudden impact, which educates high school students on the (cont'd on SCH. O) consequences of distracted and impaired driving; stop the bleed, which provides hemorrhage control training to law enforcement personnel, organizations, and community members; and child safety seat checks and car seat distribution events. Additionally, university medical center is partnered with walgreens and avita drugs to dispense medications under the 340(b) pricing program to ensure patients have access to necessary pharmaceuticals that may otherwise not be available to them.

$554K in expenses

Umc donated in 2024 $410,400 to LCMC new orleans clinical services with the intention of providing working capital to allow for their healthcare activities. This donation supports umc's tax-exempt purpose and community benefits obligations and is presented as community support in the statement of operations.also in 2024, umc donated $142,134 to LCMC health clinical services d/b/a nola physicians group (nola PG) with the intention of providing working capital to nola PG to allow for their healthcare activities, specifically to provide needed services to the underserved area of new orleans east. This donation supports umc's tax-exempt purpose and community benefits obligations and is presented as community support in the statement of operations.