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Health System Overview

Health System	Universal Health Services
Total Hospitals	100
Commercial/Acute Hospitals	13
Total Beds	12060
Commercial/Acute Beds	2397
Headquarters	King of Prussia, PA
Website	uhs.com

Hospitals by Type

Psychiatric

87 hospitals

87% of health system

Acute Care Hospital

11 hospitals

11% of health system

Critical Access Hospital

2 hospitals

2% of health system

Teaching Status

15%

Teaching

Teaching Hospitals: 15

Non-Teaching Hospitals: 85

Teaching hospitals serve as educational institutions for medical professionals while providing patient care.

Hospital Locations

Hospitals in this Health System

Hospital	Type	Beds	Teaching	Recently Joined
Hill Crest Behavioral Health Services	Psychiatric	94	Yes	No
Palo Verde Behavioral Health	Psychiatric	84	No	No
Quail Run Behavioral Health	Psychiatric	102	Yes	No
The BridgeWay Hospital	Psychiatric	127	No	No
Rivendell Behavioral Health Services of Arkansas	Psychiatric	80	Yes	No
Palmdale Regional Medical Center	Acute Care Hospital	157	No	No
Del Amo Behavioral Health System	Psychiatric	166	No	No
Sierra Vista Hospital	Psychiatric	171	No	No
Heritage Oaks Hospital	Psychiatric	125	Yes	No
Fremont Hospital	Psychiatric	96	No	No
Canyon Ridge Hospital	Psychiatric	106	No	No
River Vista Behavioral Health	Psychiatric	128	No	No
Centennial Peaks Hospital	Psychiatric	104	No	No
Cedar Springs Hospital	Psychiatric	52	No	No
Highlands Behavioral Health System	Psychiatric	86	No	No
Rockford Center	Psychiatric	92	No	No
Dover Behavioral Health System	Psychiatric	73	Yes	No
Psychiatric Institute of Washington	Psychiatric	104	No	No
Manatee Memorial Hospital	Acute Care Hospital	319	Yes	No
Wellington Regional Medical Center	Acute Care Hospital	235	Yes	No
Lakewood Ranch Medical Center	Acute Care Hospital	120	No	No
River Point Behavioral Health	Psychiatric	93	No	No
Fort Lauderdale Behavioral Health Center	Psychiatric	182	No	No
The Vines Hospital	Psychiatric	98	No	No
Central Florida Behavioral Hospital	Psychiatric	174	No	No
Emerald Coast Behavioral Hospital	Psychiatric	86	No	No
Suncoast Behavioral Health Center	Psychiatric	60	No	No
Coral Shores Behavioral Health	Psychiatric	80	No	No
Palm Point Behavioral Health	Psychiatric	74	No	No
SummitRidge Hospital	Psychiatric	96	No	No
Coastal Harbor Treatment Center	Psychiatric	7	No	No
Peachford Hospital	Psychiatric	246	No	No
Saint Simons By-The-Sea	Psychiatric	101	No	No
Anchor Hospital	Psychiatric	92	No	No
Hartgrove Behavioral Health System	Psychiatric	150	No	No
The Pavilion Behavioral Health System	Psychiatric	72	Yes	No
Streamwood Behavioral Healthcare System	Psychiatric	178	No	No
Garfield Park Behavioral Hospital	Psychiatric	88	No	No
Wellstone Regional Hospital	Psychiatric	100	No	No
The Brook Hospital - Dupont	Psychiatric	94	No	No
The Brook Hospital - KMI	Psychiatric	94	Yes	No
The Ridge Behavioral Health System	Psychiatric	90	No	No
Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System	Psychiatric	140	No	No
Cumberland Hall Hospital	Psychiatric	97	No	No
Rivendell Behavioral Health Hospital	Psychiatric	84	No	No
Brentwood Hospital	Psychiatric	260	Yes	No
Universal Behavioral Health Hospital	Psychiatric	36	No	No
HRI Hospital	Psychiatric	68	No	No
Fuller Hospital	Psychiatric	82	No	No
Westwood Pembroke Health Systems	Psychiatric	248	No	No
Havenwyck Hospital	Psychiatric	120	No	No
Forest View Hospital	Psychiatric	62	No	No
Cedar Creek Hospital	Psychiatric	34	No	No
Parkwood Behavioral Health System	Psychiatric	88	No	No
Brentwood Behavioral Healthcare of Mississippi	Psychiatric	107	No	No
Gulfport Behavioral Health System	Psychiatric	109	No	No
Desert View Hospital	Critical Access Hospital	25	No	No
Spring Mountain Treatment Center	Psychiatric	12	No	No
Summit Oaks Hospital	Psychiatric	126	No	No
Hampton Behavioral Health Center	Psychiatric	125	No	No
Mesilla Valley Hospital	Psychiatric	120	Yes	No
Old Vineyard Behavioral Health Services	Psychiatric	104	No	No
Holly Hill Hospital	Psychiatric	168	No	No
Brynn Marr Hospital	Psychiatric	88	No	No
Prairie St. John's	Psychiatric	110	Yes	No
Windsor Laurelwood Center for Behavioral Medicine	Psychiatric	160	No	No
St. Mary's Regional Medical Center	Acute Care Hospital	229	No	No
Rolling Hills Hospital	Psychiatric	60	No	No
Cedar Ridge Behavioral Hospital	Psychiatric	116	No	No
Cedar Hills Hospital	Psychiatric	78	No	No
Fairmount Behavioral Health System	Psychiatric	172	No	No
The Horsham Clinic	Psychiatric	146	No	No
Foundations Behavioral Health	Psychiatric	54	No	No
Clarion Psychiatric Center	Psychiatric	74	No	No
Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital	Psychiatric	146	No	No
Aiken Regional Medical Centers	Acute Care Hospital	273	Yes	No
Lighthouse Behavioral Health Hospital	Psychiatric	105	No	No
Lakeside Behavioral Health System	Psychiatric	290	No	No
Rolling Hills Hospital	Psychiatric	80	No	No
Fort Duncan Regional Medical Center	Acute Care Hospital	61	No	No
Northwest Texas Healthcare System	Acute Care Hospital	495	No	No
Texoma Medical Center	Acute Care Hospital	326	Yes	No
Doctors Hospital of Laredo	Acute Care Hospital	118	No	No
Cornerstone Regional Hospital	Acute Care Hospital	14	No	No
TMC Bonham Hospital	Critical Access Hospital	25	No	No
West Oaks Hospital	Psychiatric	160	No	No
Laurel Ridge Treatment Center	Psychiatric	208	No	No
Hickory Trail Hospital	Psychiatric	76	No	No
Kingwood Pines Hospital	Psychiatric	116	No	No
University Behavioral Health of Denton	Psychiatric	104	Yes	No
Behavioral Hospital of Bellaire	Psychiatric	124	No	No
Cypress Creek Hospital	Psychiatric	128	No	No
Austin Oaks Hospital	Psychiatric	80	No	No
Canyon Creek Behavioral Health	Psychiatric	102	No	No
Salt Lake Behavioral Health	Psychiatric	118	No	No
Aspen Grove Behavioral Hospital	Psychiatric	80	No	No
Virginia Beach Psychiatric Center	Psychiatric	100	No	No
Fairfax Behavioral Health	Psychiatric	133	No	No
Inland Northwest Behavioral Health	Psychiatric	100	No	No
Granite Hills Hospital	Psychiatric	120	No	No

Recent News

Jun 16, 2025

Universal Health Services (UHS) has launched an initiative in collaboration with Hippocratic AI, deploying Generative AI healthcare agents to assist clinicians with post-discharge patient engagement. These AI agents are designed to support the monitoring of patients after they leave the hospital, aiming to quickly detect and alert UHS clinical staff to changes in patient conditions and address patient questions. This program is expected to increase patient engagement through more frequent post-discharge phone calls. The initiative was initially rolled out at two UHS subsidiaries: Summerlin Hospital Medical Center in Las Vegas and Texoma Medical Center in Denison, Texas. Thousands of patients have been contacted since the beginning of the year, with the AI agents performing post-discharge check-in calls, reviewing instructions, probing for new or worsening symptoms, and answering questions. The average patient rating for these AI agent interactions has been reported as a favorable 9.0 out of 10. Due to positive results, UHS plans to expand this initiative to other locations. This move reflects UHS's ongoing exploration and experimentation with AI to effectively support the patient care experience. According to AInvest, the launch of this initiative highlights UHS's commitment to leveraging advanced technology to improve patient care and outcomes. [14, 15]

Jun 13, 2025

Team UHS recently participated in the 2025 YMCA Corporate Challenge, bringing home hardware. This event likely involves various athletic and team-building activities, serving as a form of community engagement and promoting employee well-being and camaraderie within the company. Participation in such local events demonstrates UHS's involvement in the community beyond healthcare services. While the specific 'hardware' won isn't detailed in the snippet, the participation and recognition in a community event like the YMCA Corporate Challenge fall under community relations and potentially awards/recognition.

Jun 10, 2025

Universal Health Services leadership has been recognized by the Wall Street Journal. The publication included UHS leaders in its list of the Top 250 Board Directors for 2025. This acknowledgment highlights the perceived strength and effectiveness of the company's corporate governance and the individuals serving on its board.

Jun 09, 2025

Universal Health Services's Chief Financial Officer, Steve Filton, commented at a recent healthcare conference that the volume of care patients are seeking has slowed down. Following a surge in voluntary and surgical procedures coming out of the pandemic, volumes have been slower to recover to historical levels than anticipated. While revenue has remained stable due to price increases offsetting the lower volume, the company expects margins in its acute care business to return to pre-pandemic levels over the next 18 to 24 months. Filton also reportedly voiced concern regarding the potential implications of the proposed federal spending bill by the Trump administration on healthcare funding, particularly concerning anticipated cuts to Medicaid, which could significantly impact UHS given its reliance on government programs for a portion of its revenue. These comments led to a decline in Universal Health Services' shares, which fell by nearly 6% following the remarks.

Jun 08, 2025

Universal Health Services, Inc. (NYSE: UHS) has received a consensus recommendation of "Hold" from fifteen analysts covering the stock, according to MarketBeat Ratings. Nine analysts have issued a hold rating, while six have assigned a buy recommendation. The average twelve-month price target among analysts who have recently updated their coverage is $224.77. The company recently announced a quarterly dividend of $0.20 per share, payable on June 16, 2025, to shareholders of record as of June 2, 2025. This represents an annualized dividend of $0.80 and a yield of 0.42%. The ex-dividend date was June 2, 2025. Universal Health Services' dividend payout ratio is 4.49%. The health services provider reported earnings per share of $4.84 for the quarter, surpassing the consensus estimate of $4.36 by $0.48. The company's revenue for the quarter was $4.10 billion, compared to analysts' expectations of $4.16 billion. Universal Health Services had a return on equity of 15.75% and a net margin of 6.66%. The firm's revenue increased by 6.7% year-over-year. In the same quarter of the previous year, the business earned $3.70 per share. Equity research analysts predict that Universal Health Services will post 15.92 earnings per share for the current fiscal year. Additionally, several institutional investors have adjusted their holdings in UHS shares. UMB Bank n.a. increased its holdings by 49.3% during the first quarter, now owning 203 shares valued at $38,000. Campbell Capital Management Inc. acquired a new position in the fourth quarter worth approximately $46,000. Quent Capital LLC significantly increased its holdings by 118.3% during the fourth quarter, now owning 179 shares valued at $32,000. Sentry Investment Management LLC also acquired a new position in the first quarter worth approximately $35,000. Overall, 86.05% of the stock is owned by institutional investors and hedge funds. [10]

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