Fiscal Year 2026 Highlights and Updates

Boyd Healthcare Services recently wrapped up its 2026 fiscal year, marking a year of growth in several key service areas, expanded specialty care and continued investment in the future of healthcare in Greene County.

During its most recent Board of Directors meeting, CEO Stace Holland and the leadership team shared updates on the organization's financial performance, patient volumes, service expansions and plans for the coming year.

Fiscal Year 2026 Financial Highlights

Boyd Healthcare Services closed FY2026 with $34.7 million in gross charges, exceeding its budget by $1.4 million and representing an increase of more than $5.3 million over the previous fiscal year.

Net operating revenue totaled $20.8 million, finishing just $67,000 below budget. Operating expenses totaled $22.2 million for the year, exceeding budget by $1.35 million, primarily due to staffing costs, professional fees and contracted services.

The organization ended August with a positive monthly net income of $326,000, bringing its full-year net loss to approximately $255,000.

These results reflect a year of increased patient activity and continued investment in the staff and services needed to meet the healthcare needs of the community.

Growth Across Key Services

Several departments experienced notable growth during FY2026, highlighting the growing demand for services at Boyd.

Swing Bed Program: Swing bed days increased by 36%.

Laboratory: Lab tests increased by 16%.

Physical Therapy: Patient activity increased by 17%.

Occupational Therapy: Activity increased by 51%.

Speech Therapy: Activity increased by 47%.

Radiology: Exams increased by 2%.

Ambulance Services: Runs increased by 1%.

While inpatient activity decreased by 24%, the combined inpatient and swing bed programs experienced 17% growth. Emergency Department visits decreased by 4% during the fiscal year, while clinic visits declined by 6%, largely due to a provider's extended medical leave.

Expanding Specialty Care and Services

Boyd continues to evaluate opportunities to expand services and improve access to care locally.

The Dermatology Clinic, led by Jazzcelyn Schertz, NP, has experienced significant growth since opening and is currently booked through October.

Additional service expansions and provider updates were also shared during the meeting:

Women's Health: Darcy Graham, Women's Health Nurse Practitioner, will be joining Boyd Healthcare Services, expanding access to women's healthcare.

Wound Care: Dr. McNear will be joining the Wound Clinic team.

Emergency Department: Dr. McNear will also assume the role of Emergency Department Director.

Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation: The department plans to add 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring, providing another diagnostic service for patients.

These additions reflect Boyd's continued efforts to respond to community needs.

Looking Ahead

As Boyd Healthcare Services moves into FY2027, the organization remains focused on strengthening existing programs, expanding access to specialty care and maintaining the financial stability needed to support its future.

"None of this would be possible without the dedication of our team and the continued support of our community," said Stace Holland, CEO of Boyd Healthcare Services. "We are grateful to our employees for their hard work throughout the year and to the patients and families who continue to trust us with their care. Their support is an important part of our ability to grow and serve our communities."

Boyd Healthcare Services remains committed to providing quality healthcare and promoting wellness throughout Greene County and the surrounding communities.