Chart: The Growth Of Children’s Hospitals

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2000 Revenue 2009 Revenue Revenue Percent Change 2000-2009 2000 Spending 2009 Spending Spending Percent Change 2000-2009 Children’s Medical Center of Dallas $316,000,000 $912,034,106 189% $309,000,000 $830,565,764 169% 1999 Revenue 2009 Revenue Revenue Percent Change 1999-2009 1999 Spending 2009 Spending Spending Percent Change 1999-2009 Cook Children’s Medical Center $218,000,000 $563,749,365 158% $206,000,000 $464,185,111 125% 1998 Revenue 2009 Revenue Revenue Percent Change 1998-2009 1998 Spending 2009 Spending Spending Percent Change 1998-2009 Texas Children’s Hospital $395,000,000 $1,001,158,792 153% $390,000,000 $957,970,480 146% 2001 Revenue 1 2011 Revenue (Projected) Revenue Percent Change 2000-2011 2000 Spending 2009 Spending Spending Percent Change 2000-2009 Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia $766,000,000 $1,800,000,000 135% $630,000,000 $1,540,042,000 144% 2001 Revenue 2009 Revenue Revenue Percent Change 2001-2009 2001 Spending 2009 Spending Spending Percent Change 2001-2009 Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford $316,000,000 $772,101,000 144% $304,000,000 $695,454,000 129% 2003 Revenue 2 2010 Revenue Revenue Percent Change 2003-2010 2003 Spending 2 2010 Spending Spending Percent Change 2003-2010 Children’s Hospital Central California $306,000,000 $382,868,000 25% $305,000,000 $367,123,000 20% 2000 Revenue 2009 Revenue Revenue Percent Change 2000-2009 2000 Spending 2009 Spending Spending Percent Change 2000-2009 Miami Children’s Hospital $257,000,000 $420,343,000 63% $239,000,000 $391,199,000 64% 1998 Revenue 2009 Revenue Revenue Percent Change 1998-2009 1998 Spending 2009 Spending Spending Percent Change 1998-2009 Phoenix Children’s Hospital $150,000,000 $410,998,000 174% $138,000,000 $408,301,000 196% 2003 Revenue 2009 Revenue Revenue Percent Change 2003-2009 2003 Spending 2009 Spending Spending Percent Change 2003-2009 Nationwide Children’s Hospital $527,000,000 $918,711,000 74% $497,000,000 $823,119,000 66%

Based on most-recent available data. All figures are adjusted 2009 dollars unless noted below. Source: Hospital bond filings, tax returns and audited financial statements.

1) Adusted 2011 dollars2) Adjusted 2010 dollars

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