Battered by pandemic, IU Health sees annual operating income fall

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3 thoughts on “Battered by pandemic, IU Health sees annual operating income fall

  1. Battered? Revenue is up, operating profit margins are 97% of what they were the previous year, investment earnings are more than healthy. Another billion dollar profit for IUH. Hmm…

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