Net income from continuing operations available to common shareholders of $88 million, or $0.83 per diluted share, in 2Q20 versus net income from continuing operations of $24 million, or $0.23 per diluted share, in 2Q19
Consolidated Adjusted EBITDA of $732 million in 2Q20 versus $669 million in 2Q19
Federal stimulus support received was critical in addressing pandemic challenges, allowing uninterrupted response across our care facilities
Experienced pronounced volatility in monthly volumes associated with COVID-19 during 2Q20, including restrictions on elective procedures, with April lows followed by substantial improvement in May and June
Executed on various actions in 2Q20 to enhance liquidity and achieve efficiencies to partially mitigate the adverse impact of the pandemic
August 3 2020 – Tenet Healthcare Corporation (Tenet) (NYSE: THC) today announced its results for the quarter ended June 30, 2020 (2Q20).
Ronald A. Rittenmeyer, Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, stated, “The second quarter was a challenge by any measure. April, May and June represented three separate stories of how we operated, with April reflecting the uncertainty of the early days of the pandemic, shutdown of elective surgery, rapid decline of flow into ERs and associated areas while remaining fully open and staffed for a potential surge of hospitalizations. In May, a staggered re-opening began with different rules, schedules and protocols dictated by each state. June represented our regaining the cadence of operating our business with greater insights, discipline, awareness, and data-driven decisions that drove much improved performance. Without a doubt, the financial support of the CARES Act provided an important bridge to minimize the financial crisis the pandemic created, allowing uninterrupted care for our patients and communities.”
Rittenmeyer continued, “Today, we and our brave front-line caregivers continue to face an even larger surge of COVID-19 cases in several markets, but we have a much better sense of how to deal with these in a more effective manner. While there is a greater negative financial impact associated with COVID-19 cases, we believe the CARES Act provided reasonable, but not complete relief from the impact of the shutdown and will help with the remaining cases with which we are now engaged. Importantly, the results in June provide clarity that we can perform at or above our expectations once the pandemic is controlled. Throughout this entire effort, and today, our caregivers and their support teams throughout our enterprise have been tirelessly providing excellence in care and support. I want to thank every employee, first responder and the many unsung heroes that continue to strive to ensure we are able to provide care to our communities.”
