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Healthcare Facilities & Managed Care: Weekly Chartbook: Hospital Vols, Temp Staffing Listings, JOLTS, Flu, Births, Deaths, GLP-1 Searches, Visa Bulletin, HIX Rate Updates

Published: 2026-07-15Institution: UBS EquitiesPages: 28Original language: EnglishEvidence page: 1

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Healthcare Facilities & Managed Care: Weekly Chartbook: Hospital Vols, Temp Staffing Listings, JOLTS, Flu, Births, Deaths, GLP-1 Searches, Visa Bulletin, HIX Rate Updates

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Healthcare Facilities & Managed Care Equities

AmericasWeekly Chartbook: Hospital Vols, Temp Staffing

Listings, JOLTS, Flu, Births, Deaths, GLP-1 Healthcare Providers

Searches, Visa Bulletin, HIX Rate Updates AJAnalystRice

aj.rice@ubs.com

+1-212-713 4299

Databank Shows Increase of IP Vols in May Jonathan Yong

Analyst

UBS Evidence Lab Databank data (updated as of June 26th) shows May inpatient jonathan.yong@ubs.com

admissions for all states were up 1.0% vs up 1.1% in April. On the outpatient side, all +1-212-713 6268

states visits growth increased +1.6% in May vs +3.6% in April. Ambulatory surgeries

James Kurek

were down 1.8% in May vs down 2.1% in April. (> Access Dataset).

james.kurek@ubs.com

Kaufman Hall March Data Shows an Increase in April Vols +1-212-713 3704

Kaufman Hall's National Hospital Flash report for April 2026 volumes data reveals Michael Wei

adjusted discharges up 4% from the year prior (and versus +4% in March 2026) and Associate Analyst

adjusted patient days up 3% Y/Y (+3% in March 2026). ER volumes were up 1% Y/Y, michael.wei@ubs.com

flat with the +1% seen in March 2026. Observational Patient Days as a % of Patient +1-212-713 2565

Days were down 1% Y/Y, and compares to the 3% decline seen in March 2026. Joseph Overman

Associate Analyst

Strata Points to Inpt and Outpt Increases in April joseph.overman@ubs.com

Strata April volumes data (released in early June) shows inpatient admit growth up +1-212-882 0086

+4.8% Y/Y, but down 2.6% versus the prior month. April outpatient visits were up

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