This type of hospital makes up 25% of hospitals in the United States and his a not for profit hospital.

Government hospitals are owned and operated by federal, state, or local government entities and are classified as not-for-profit because they are publicly funded and do not distribute earnings to private shareholders. They account for approximately 25% of U.S. hospitals, distinguishing them from the larger voluntary nonprofit segment.

Proprietary hospitals are privately owned, for-profit institutions that distribute earnings to investors or shareholders - the opposite of the not-for-profit category described in the question.

Teaching hospitals are affiliated with academic medical centers and represent a smaller, distinct subset not defined primarily by ownership type or profit status.

Voluntary nonprofit hospitals account for approximately 60% of U.S. hospitals, not 25%, and are owned by community or religious organizations rather than government entities.