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Hospital · Critical access hospital

Who owns Story County Hospital?

640 South 19th Street · Nevada, IA · 50201

Overview

Beds17
Discharges87cost report 2025
Occupancy34%inpatient days ÷ bed days
Employees (FTE)164

Story County Hospital is a critical access hospital in Nevada, Iowa, operated by Story County Hospital. Story County has 2 hospitals, 5 nursing homes and 0 urgent care centers.

Ownership

Story County Hospital is operated by Story County Hospital.

Operator
Story County Hospital
Owner group
Story County Hospital
Managed by
UnityPoint Health · CMS ownership filing
Ownership type
Local
Source

Ownership history

Every dated change of operator and owner for Story County Hospital, with the source for each.

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Full ownership tree of Story County Hospital

Every entity between this facility and its ultimate owner, with ownership percentages and dates.

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Finances

From the hospital's Medicare cost report, fiscal year ending 2025.

Net patient revenue$35.0M
Operating expenses$34.7M
Net income$8.1M
Net income as a share of net patient revenue23.3%
Uncompensated care cost$750K
Charity care cost$138K
Medicaid net revenue$3.8M

Payer mix by inpatient days (2025)

  • Medicare 59.1%
  • Commercial and other 40.9%

Location and market

Address
640 South 19th Street · Nevada, IA · 50201
County
Story County
State
Iowa
Hospitals in the county2
Nursing homes5
Urgent care centers0

4 off-site locations

Campuses, off-site emergency departments and outpatient departments under this hospital's certification.

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Nearby hospitals

Sources and identifiers

  • Operator: CMS Hospital Enrollments and All Owners (PECOS): hospital ownership graph
  • Finances and payer mix: CMS hospital cost reports (HCRIS), fiscal year 2025
  • Ownership type and beds: CMS Provider of Services file
  • Location: CMS and Census Bureau geography
CMS certification number
161333
NPI
1215054713
Last confirmed
2026-10-23

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