That is less than the amount for government hospitals, which paid $4.10 for every $100 on charity care and for-profit hospitals that spent $3.80.

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For not-for-profit hospitals that do see significant influxes of COVID-19 patients, reimbursement is available through states via the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

After hospital and market characteristics are adjusted for, nonprofit hospitals offer relatively unprofitable services more than for-profit hospitals and less than government hospitals.