This Hospital makes up 60% of hospitals in the United States. It is owned by religious or volunteer groups and is not for profit.

Teaching hospitals are affiliated with medical schools and residency programs and represent a much smaller, distinct subset of all hospitals, not 60%.

Voluntary hospitals are privately owned by nonprofit organizations such as religious institutions or community groups and do not distribute profits to shareholders. They represent the largest category of U.S. hospitals at roughly 60%, reinvesting surplus revenue directly into patient care and services.

Government hospitals are publicly owned and funded by federal, state, or local governments - not by religious or volunteer organizations.