Focused DSH assessment

Understand your DSH trajectory while there is time to act.

Numerator Health helps hospitals assess where their DSH position may be heading, understand potential financial exposure, and develop a prioritized plan for the decisions ahead.

Start with a focused assessment of your hospital’s position, reporting timeline, and priorities.

Discuss an assessment

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The problem

The last filed report is a starting point.

A filed cost report looks back. Hospital leaders also need a clearer view of the reporting period ahead: what may be changing, what that could mean financially, and which decisions can still be made in time.

Numerator brings those questions into a focused assessment for finance, pharmacy, and 340B leaders.

Medicare DSH reimbursement and 340B eligibility are related, but distinct. Eligibility requirements vary by hospital type.

The assessment

See the position.
Understand the stakes.
Act with a plan.

01See

Where your DSH position may be heading

Assess the trajectory, the factors that could change it, and the uncertainties that matter for your hospital.

02Understand

What a change could mean financially

Understand potential financial exposure and its drivers, including implications for 340B eligibility where applicable.

03Act

What to prioritize and who owns it

Translate findings into a prioritized plan with accountable owners, practical next steps, and decision points.

An assessment supports informed decisions. It does not guarantee eligibility, savings, or additional qualifying days.

Getting started

Start with the decision in front of your team.

Tell us what your hospital needs to understand and when a decision is needed.

We will discuss whether a focused assessment fits, then agree on scope, participants, and deliverables before work begins.

The aim is a clear view of the position, its financial implications, and a plan your team can act on.

Contact

Let’s talk about
your hospital.

Tell us a little about your hospital and what you need to understand.