Profit recovered strongly. The question for patients and workers is how much of that recovery improved everyday hospital capacity.
Sunrise facility plus HCA parent context · Evidence through August 25, 2026
Start with control
Revenue is money coming in before costs. Operating income is what remains after operating costs. Net assets are assets minus liabilities. Keep the organization and year beside each number.
What matters
Nevada facility reporting moved from a $4.29M loss in 2023 to $192.32M net income in 2024 and $220.50M in 2025. The recovery gives the public a concrete basis to ask what changed in staffing, care capacity and investment.
RN vacancy fell from 28% and 465 openings in 2022 to 5.77% and 63 openings in 2024. In 2025 admissions rose 4.38% while fourth-quarter RN FTE fell 3.03%. The workload direction deserves a unit-by-unit explanation.
The reviewed CMS record gave Sunrise 2 overall stars, with weak patient-experience and readmission signals. None of the reviewed condition-specific mortality results was worse than the national comparison. Those different measures point to different care problems.
HCA reported $10.067B of share repurchases and $679M of dividends in 2025. Those are parent-company choices; the reviewed record does not trace a Sunrise dollar into either transaction.
HHS-OIG audit A-04-19-08075 recommended an estimated $23.607M in net Medicare-overpayment refunds. It is an audit finding and recommendation, not an automatic fraud judgment.
SEIU Local 1107 reported an August 6 picket and said bargaining with HCA had continued since January. The union's staffing and wage claims are reported positions; the event itself is documented.
Recruitment improved markedly in the 2024 staffing report.
Explain why 2025 admissions increased while fourth-quarter RN staffing decreased.
Look at the record
How it unfolded
HHS-OIG issued the Medicare billing audit.
RN vacancy reached 28%; 465 openings were reported.
Sunrise reported a $4.29M facility loss.
Profit rebounded to $192.32M and reported vacancy improved.
Net income reached $220.50M; admissions rose while Q4 RN FTE fell.
SEIU held an informational picket during HCA contract talks.
Check it yourself
Start with the visual PDF. Go deeper only where you want to. These files belong to this investigation, not a combined hospital report.
Earlier research editions retain their original dates; the visual reader above carries the August 27 compilation.
CY2020-CY2025 · Sunrise facility · Sunrise rows
Supports: Revenue, net income, utilization, staffing, balance sheet
Open source ↗FY2025 · HCA consolidated · Financial statements and capital returns
Supports: Parent revenue, earnings, repurchases, dividends
Open source ↗2024 · Sunrise facility · Vacancy and committee tables
Supports: Vacancy, openings, objections, staffing process
Open source ↗Current reviewed release · CCN 290003 · Sunrise record
Supports: Ownership type and overall rating
Open source ↗Issued 2021-03-31 · Sunrise/TIN 62-1762537 · Recommendation tracker
Supports: Estimated overpayment recommendations and status
Open source ↗Historical settlement · Sunrise/HCA facilities · Settlement release
Supports: Disability-access agreement
Open source ↗2026-08-07 · HCA Southern Nevada facilities · Event report
Supports: Picket, bargaining status, attributed worker claims
Open source ↗Published August 27, 2026. Historical records keep their original reporting periods. Read our methodology.
