Report No. 1 · 2026 edition · all states
Alaska
In Alaska, 0 of the 5 general hospital systems over $100 million with a hospital in the state reported more in chief executive compensation than they gave in charity care; nationally, 73 of 655. The median system with a hospital in Alaska spent 1.04% of expenses on charity care, against 1.06% for all systems nationally. Highest reported chief executive compensation: $12,257,636, Rod F Hochman MD, Providence (files from Washington).
7 nonprofit hospital systems have a hospital in Alaska, 2 of them filing from another state. A system with hospitals in several states is listed on each of those states' pages with its system-wide figures.
| # | System and CEO | CEO pay | Revenue | Charity care, % of expenses | Charity care | CEO pay as % of charity care |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 | ProvidenceRod F Hochman MD · files from Washington | $12.3M | $20.2B | 1.11% | $218.3M | 5.6% |
| 58 | PeacehealthElizabeth V Dunne · files from Washington | $4.5M | $4.0B | 1.94% | $77.3M | 5.8% |
| 513 | Central Peninsula General HospitalShaun Keef | $789,937 | $742.5M | 0.56% | $4.1M | 19.3% |
| 600 | South Peninsula HospitalRyan Smith | $610,943 | $155.3M | 0.96% | $1.4M | 43.3% |
| 643 | Foundation HealthShelley Ebenal | $547,144 | $401.3M | 1.33% | $5.1M | 10.7% |
| 827 | Valley Hospital Association Inc dba Mat-Su Health FoundationElizabeth Ripley | $332,566 | $57.1M | 0.54% | $196,741 | 169.0% |
Systems not shown: 1 with an unidentifiable chief executive or charity care reported off line 7a. Each has its own page: Petersburg Medical Center.
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