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HCA’s first initial public offering (1969) sparked a year of growth that saw HCA Healthcare more than double the number of hospitals it managed, going... Read More

Floridians dominated the 2015 HCA Awards of Distinction. Christy Allen and JoAnne Pryor from West Florida Hospital in Pensacola and Barbara Edwards from St. Lucie... Read More

Dr. Thomas Frist, Sr. and other physicians wanted to raise capital and procure the latest medical technology for Nashville’s Park View Hospital in the mid-1960s,... Read More

HCA Healthcare provides healthcare services through 165 hospitals and 115 freestanding surgery centers in 20 states and England. HCA operates 48 hospitals in Florida, 8 hospitals... Read More

HCA caters for almost half of all private patients in London. HCA’s London hospitals include The Wellington Hospital, just north of London’s West End, which... Read More

HCA manages more than 20 million patient encounters every year, with one in every 22 ER visits nationwide taking place at an HCA affiliate. HCA provides... Read More

HCA hospitals deliver 212,000 babies annually – 5.4 percent of all births in the United States.

HCA hosts 881,900 outpatient surgeries and 508,800 inpatient surgeries annually, with an average length of stay of nearly five days.

HCA Healthcare became the largest, publicly owned, hospital management company in 1973, only four years after the company’s first IPO.

Dr. Thomas Frist, Sr. founded Park View Hospital in 1960 after was unable to admit his patients to the not-for-profit and church-affiliated hospitals that dominated... Read More

Jack Massey bought Kentucky Fried Chicken from its founder, Harland Sanders, four years before he co-founded HCA with Drs. Thomas Frist Sr. and Jr.

HCA paid $2.8 billion in federal, state and local taxes in 2014, including $234 million in Florida, $39 million in Georgia, and $36 million in South... Read More

80% of HCA hospitals were on Joint Commission’s list for top performers on Key Quality Measures in 2014.

HCA absorbed $2.5 billion in uncompensated care costs nationwide in 2013.

HCA ranked 75th on the Fortune 500 list in 2015.

HCA employees approximately 204,000 employees, including 56,926 in Florida, 8,128 Georgia, and 4,086 in South Carolina.