Ballad Health’s Latest Financial Report Shows The Healthcare Provider Lost $45.4 Million In The First Six Months Of Its Fiscal Year. CEO Alan Levine Cites Increased Nursing Wages, Subsidizing Physician Practices, And High Inflation In Drug And Supply Costs As Primary Factors. Levine Says An Improvement In TennCare Reimbursements, Awaiting Federal Approval, Could Provide Around $100 Million In Additional Annual Revenue. Ballad Operates On A July 1st To June 30th Fiscal Year.
