Jackson Memorial Case

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According to the Public Health Thrust of Miami-Dade (2015), when comparing Jackson Memorial’s financial statements from 2014-2015, we clearly noticed some increase in revenue(Public Health Thrust of Miami-Dade, 2015, p. 18). Although Jackson’s total operating loss was increased, however, because of the non-operating revenue, a positive net income was maintained. This net increase was not only due Jackson’s non-operating revenue, but also because of new changes under the new CEO, Carlos Miyoga (Herrera, 2017, para. 10). Since the appointed of new CEO and President Carlos Miyoga, Jackson has experienced some major increase in 2015. Jacskon’s new strategic plans have cause patients’ care to improve, and new technologies have been implemented

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