Our Financial Commitment

Our pledge to improve the health of children and the broader community takes on many forms: thousands of employee volunteer hours, free use of our facilities for community organizations, free health education and training for families and professionals, donated goods and services, and, of course, financial. Through all these efforts, in fiscal year 2022 (July 1, 2021, through June 30, 2022), CHOP contributed more than $580 million to this effort.

All financial data is for fiscal year July 1, 2021, through June 30, 2022. These reports include amounts expended by Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s hospital facilities, as reported on Schedule H of the IRS Form 990, and our controlled affiliates, including our physician practice plans, which are not required to complete Schedule H. Accordingly, the values on this fact sheet are greater than the amounts reported in the CHOP Schedule H, which applies only to our hospital facilities. For more information, call CHOP’s Office of Community Impact at 267-426-5506.

Financial Assistance Policy Summary: The mission of Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia is to advance healthcare for children. To help children get the care that they need, CHOP provides financial assistance for medically necessary and emergency care to patients who meet the eligibility requirements. If CHOP determines that a patient is eligible, CHOP will waive 100% of the patient’s financial responsibility (after all applicable insurances and other government assistance). Learn more about our financial assistance policy.

Category Total
Financial Assistance / Charity Care Cost of medical care services for families that qualify for CHOP’s financial assistance policy 4,748,787
Medicaid Programs Unreimbursed cost of Medicaid and other means-tested government health programs 316,343,650
Community Health Improvement Services Community-based clinical services, health education and support services focused on public health 13,404,452
Health Professions Education Net costs incurred by CHOP to train health professionals, including pediatricians 52,849,179
Subsidized Health Services Hospital-based clinical services provided at a financial loss to the organization 49,680,915
Research Cost of studies that identify new treatments and cures 145,496,546
Cash and In Kind Contributions Funds and goods provided to other organizations to provide community benefit 3,303,252
Total 585,826,780
Community Impact Report