MetroHealth System ends FY2025 with a $56.8M surplus, despite initial $48M shortfall. Tough budget cuts, including layoffs and center closures, along with a $15M Medicaid payment, turned the tide. However, charity care costs soared, leaving some patients with less free or discounted services. Looking ahead, MetroHealth anticipates a $31M charity shortfall in FY2026, but plans to boost capital spending by $20M for equipment and facility updates.
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