Publications
The Flex Monitoring Team completes projects each year in a variety of topic areas such as CAH financial and operational improvement, patient safety, quality of care, Emergency Medical Services, and social determinants of health. These publications aim to evaluate the Flex Program and disseminate information to State Flex Programs, CAHs, and the general public. Our publications offer a wide range of information about Flex Program activities, best practices in CAHs, financial, quality, and community measures, and hospital services. Below is a list of publications from the Flex Monitoring Team. Publications are listed chronologically, in descending order. You can search by title and filter by topics and state. For data reports and publications relevant to specific states, please visit our State Profiles.
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All hospitals, regardless of size and organizational structure, benefit from comparative data on financial condition and performance. The unique…
All hospitals, regardless of size and organizational structure, benefit from comparative data on financial condition and performance. The unique…
All hospitals, regardless of size and organizational structure, benefit from comparative data on financial condition and performance. The unique…
There is increasing focus on the safety net role of tax-exempt hospitals, including Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs), and specifically on their…
Since 2004, the Flex Monitoring Team has produced the Critical Access Hospital Financial Indicators Report (CAHFIR) that provides CAH administrators…
All hospitals, regardless of size and organizational structure, benefit from comparative data on financial condition and performance. The unique…
States with Flex Programs receive annual grants from the Federal Office of Rural Health Policy to provide their Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) with…
All hospitals, regardless of size and organizational structure, benefit from comparative data on financial condition and performance. The unique…
All hospitals, regardless of size and organizational structure, benefit from comparative data on financial condition and performance. The unique…
All hospitals, regardless of size and organizational structure, benefit from comparative data on financial condition and performance. The unique…