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Top 25 hospitals in Georgia by net patient revenue

More than 10 million people call Georgia “home,” making it one of the most populated states in the U.S. Across the state, 192 hospitals help provide critical medical care to the people of Georgia. Below, we rank the top 25 hospitals in Georgia by net patient revenue (NPR) according to the most recent 12-month interval tracked in our database.

Top GA hospitals ranked by net patient revenue

RankHospital nameHospital typeCityDefinitive IDNet patient revenueExplore dataset
1Northside Hospital AtlantaShort Term Acute Care HospitalAtlanta1000$2,794,552,358 Explore
2Northeast Georgia Medical Center Gainesville (AKA NGMC Gainesville)Short Term Acute Care HospitalGainesville1010$1,549,033,315 Explore
3Wellstar Kennestone Regional Medical CenterShort Term Acute Care HospitalMarietta967$1,499,522,327 Explore
4Emory University Hospital Midtown (FKA Emory Crawford Long Hospital)Short Term Acute Care HospitalAtlanta995$1,369,626,969 Explore
5Piedmont Atlanta Hospital (AKA Piedmont Hospital)Short Term Acute Care HospitalAtlanta998$1,322,705,163 Explore
6Grady Health System (AKA Grady Memorial Hospital)Short Term Acute Care HospitalAtlanta996$1,185,936,329 Explore
7Northside Hospital Gwinnett (FKA Gwinnett Medical Center - Lawrenceville)Short Term Acute Care HospitalLawrenceville1007$1,070,507,353 Explore
8Childrens Egleston Hospital (FKA Childrens Healthcare Egleston)Childrens HospitalAtlanta5185$941,893,625 Explore
9Childrens Scottish Rite Hospital (FKA Childrens Healthcare Scottish Rite)Childrens HospitalAtlanta6343$905,568,616 Explore
10Wellstar Cobb HospitalShort Term Acute Care HospitalAustell965$897,025,441 Explore
11Augusta University Medical Center (FKA Georgia Regents Medical Center)Short Term Acute Care HospitalAugusta1051$789,405,944 Explore
12Atrium Health Navicent the Medical Center (FKA Medical Center of Central Georgia)Short Term Acute Care HospitalMacon943$767,253,216 Explore
13Memorial Health University Medical Center (AKA Memorial Health)Short Term Acute Care HospitalSavannah957$708,414,367 Explore
14Northside Hospital ForsythShort Term Acute Care HospitalCumming993$690,062,255 Explore
15Phoebe Putney Memorial HospitalShort Term Acute Care HospitalAlbany982$665,532,303 Explore
16Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center (FKA Athens Regional Medical Center)Short Term Acute Care HospitalAthens962$629,812,869 Explore
17Northside Hospital CherokeeShort Term Acute Care HospitalCanton960$623,511,538 Explore
18Emory Saint Josephs Hospital (AKA St Josephs Hospital of Atlanta)Short Term Acute Care HospitalAtlanta997$550,855,844 Explore
19Piedmont Fayette HospitalShort Term Acute Care HospitalFayetteville990$515,954,389 Explore
20Atrium Health Floyd Medical CenterShort Term Acute Care HospitalRome992$481,720,992 Explore
21Doctors Hospital of AugustaShort Term Acute Care HospitalAugusta1048$471,492,749 Explore
22Piedmont Henry (FKA Henry Medical Center)Short Term Acute Care HospitalStockbridge1013$445,647,528 Explore
23Piedmont Augusta (FKA University Hospital)Short Term Acute Care HospitalAugusta1050$445,128,888 Explore
24Candler HospitalShort Term Acute Care HospitalSavannah956$440,844,768 Explore
25Piedmont Columbus Regional - MidtownShort Term Acute Care HospitalColumbus1035$434,999,359 Explore

Fig. 1 Data from our HospitalView product. Data is sourced from the January 2024 Medicare Cost Report release.

Which hospitals in Georgia rank highest by NPR?

Northside Hospital Atlanta comes in first on our list with a significant lead. This hospital has a net patient revenue of nearly $2.8 billion, making it one of the top 50 hospitals in the U.S. by NPR. Interestingly, Northside Hospital Atlanta is also the largest hospital in Georgia by number of beds. The more beds a hospital has, the more patients it can care for, and the more revenue it can generate.

In second place for top Georgia hospitals by NPR is Northeast Georgia Medical Center Gainesville, with more than $1.5 billion in net patient revenue. Following in third place is Wellstar Kennestone Regional Medical Center, with $1.49 billion. Together, the top 25 hospitals in Georgia account for an astounding $22 billion in net patient revenue.

Notably, many of the hospitals on this list also rank as some of the best hospitals in Georgia according to US News & World Report.

Several of the top-earning hospitals on this list—including Memorial Healthcare University Medical Center (13th place) and Doctors Hospital of Augusta (21st place)—are owned by HCA Healthcare, one of the largest integrated delivery networks in the country.

What is net patient revenue?

Net patient revenue is the total money that a healthcare organization generates from patient services. Money is collected from payors, including private insurance and Medicare and Medicaid.

The net patient revenue calculation is as follows:

Net patient revenue = total patient revenues - patient discounts.

Net revenue vs gross revenue

While net revenue is the total amount of money earned through providing patient services, minus expenses, gross revenue is just the total amount of money earned by providing patient services.

What is the average net patient revenue for a hospital in Georgia?

Net patient revenue varies widely from hospital to hospital based on daily patient population, payor mix, procedures performed, and other factors.

In Georgia, the average NPR is around $217 million, ranging from just over $5.10 million at Roosevelt Warm Springs Long Term Acute Hospital to Northside Hospital Atlanta’s whopping $2.79 billion.

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