Hospital · Critical access hospital
Who owns Knox County Hospital?
701 Southeast 5th Street · Knox City, TX · 79529
Overview
Beds25
Discharges61cost report 2024
Occupancy4%inpatient days ÷ bed days
Knox County Hospital is a critical access hospital in Knox City, Texas, operated by Knox County Hospital District. Knox County has 1 hospitals, 2 nursing homes and 0 urgent care centers.
Ownership
Knox County Hospital is operated by Knox County Hospital District.
- Operator
- Knox County Hospital District
- Owner group
- Knox County Hospital District
- Ownership type
- Local
- Source
Ownership history
Every dated change of operator and owner for Knox County Hospital, with the source for each.
Full ownership tree of Knox County Hospital District
Every entity between this facility and its ultimate owner, with ownership percentages and dates.
Finances
From the hospital's Medicare cost report, fiscal year ending 2024.
| Net patient revenue | $13.2M |
| Operating expenses | $18.0M |
| Net income | −$831K |
| Net income as a share of net patient revenue | -6.3% |
| Uncompensated care cost | $1.7M |
| Charity care cost | $1.2M |
| Medicaid net revenue | $401K |
Payer mix by inpatient days (2024)
- Medicare 52.6%
- Commercial and other 47.4%
Location and market
- Address
- 701 Southeast 5th Street · Knox City, TX · 79529
- County
- Knox County
- State
- Texas
Hospitals in the county1
Nursing homes2
Urgent care centers0
5 off-site locations
Campuses, off-site emergency departments and outpatient departments under this hospital's certification.
Nearby hospitals
| Name | City | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Haskell Memorial Hospital | Haskell | 18.2 mi |
Sources and identifiers
- Operator: CMS Hospital Enrollments and All Owners (PECOS): hospital ownership graph
- Finances and payer mix: CMS hospital cost reports (HCRIS), fiscal year 2024
- Ownership type and beds: CMS Provider of Services file
- Location: CMS and Census Bureau geography
- CMS certification number
- 451394
- NPI
- 1487639175
- Last confirmed
- 2026-10-23
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