Nonprofit hospitals targeted on leader pay

June 24, 2011
Boards must hold line, senator says By Lisa Wangsness, Boston Globe Staff  |  March 4, 2009   WASHINGTON - A leading Republican senator is

Boards must hold line, senator says
By Lisa Wangsness, Boston Globe Staff |
March 4, 2009

WASHINGTON - A leading Republican senator is scrutinizing another group of highly paid executives: leaders of nonprofit hospitals.

Nonprofit hospital presidents earned nearly $500,000 a year on average in salary and other benefits, according to a recent IRS survey of 485 hospitals, and a smaller group more closely reviewed by the IRS had an average salary of $1.4 million. In Boston, home to some of the country's most prominent nonprofit teaching hospitals, executive pay at brand-name institutions typically tops $1 million. Read the rest of this article...

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