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Reviewed 2026-07-02

EXETER HOSPITAL INC

Ownership, control, relationships, and source records for EXETER HOSPITAL INC.
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What we can say clearly

EXETER HOSPITAL INC is marked red because reviewed sources connect it to a major nonprofit health-system family. This is system-control/accountability context, not a private-equity ownership or PE-backed contract claim.

Finding
Major nonprofit health-system accountability warning
Last reviewed
2026-07-02
Evidence
22 cited sources
Documented warningMajor nonprofit health-system accountability warning

EXETER HOSPITAL INC has a completed New Hampshire state-template dossier baseline with official identity, CMS enrollment/owner context when matched, CMS Care Compare point-in-time context when matched, HCRIS financial/utilization context when matched, and explicit limitations for missing fields. Unsupported ownership, compensation, labor, quality-trend, or causation claims are not inferred.

Major nonprofit health-system accountability warning
Last verified Jun 2026
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reported ownership or operating chain
Beth Israel Lahey HealthEXETER HOSPITAL INC

Evidence limits

Red color requiredCMS enrollment match used where available18 ownership sources checked22 total sources below
Direct PE ownershipNot documented as direct PE ownership in this state-template pass
PE relationshipNo documented PE link found in this pass; warning is major-system/accountability context
OperatorBeth Israel Lahey Health
Population servedBILH reports 14 hospitals, 42,000 employees, 4,800+ physicians, and 1.7M patients each year.

Beth Israel/BIDMC is not independent in the map model: it sits inside nonprofit Beth Israel Lahey Health, Inc. as a Form 990 direct/indirect sole-member system. The strongest verified accountability facts are BILH control, nonprofit Form 990 executive compensation, teaching-hospital/resident-fellow training context, CMS provider 220086 quality metrics, and a merger/price-cap history. The alleged current doctors/residents strike remains unverified in this pass.

Review Note

Why this page is published

completed state-template official-source baseline

Publish state-template completion fields while preserving explicit unavailable/searched-not-found limitations.

Ownership & Control

Detailed records, kept below the answer

Sponsor, operator, CMS legal-owner/control records, and facility are shown as separate evidence layers.

See the full ownership chain
reported ownership or operating chainBeth Israel Lahey HealthEXETER HOSPITAL INC

The platform attribution comes from the research tracker and is displayed separately from CMS legal-owner rows.

  • CMS owner rows establish enrolled legal ownership or control roles; they do not always name the ultimate financial sponsor.

Connections

Who owns, backs, staffs, or connects to this facility

Nonprofit parent-control layerBeth Israel Lahey Health, Inc.501(c)(3) nonprofit parent system · direct or indirect sole member / system parent

BILH is not shareholder-owned in the public-company sense; Form 990 and official pages show a nonprofit sole-member/system-parent control layer.

Governance layerBILH Board of TrusteesNonprofit governing board · governs parent system

BILH identifies Kevin Tabb as an ex officio trustee; the 2026 transition notice says the Board of Trustees is responsible for selecting and hiring the next President and CEO.

Leadership and compensation contextKevin Tabb, MDSystem executive · President and CEO / ex officio trustee

Official BILH profile image: https://bilh.org/-/media/team-members/bilh/leadership/kevin-tabb-md.jpeg. ProPublica displays FY2024 $4,313,387 compensation plus $1,097,028 other compensation for Kevin Tabb.

BIDMC leadership contextPeter HealyHospital executive · President, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

BILH lists Peter Healy as Divisional President, Metro Boston and President, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.

Historical accountability contextMassachusetts Attorney General settlement / price-cap contextRegulatory context · merger approval condition

Reporting describes merger approval with a seven-year price-cap condition; use as context, not a current ownership change.

System Thread

Connected facilities and system family

  • Anna Jaques HospitalBeth Israel Lahey Health · NEWBURYPORT, MA · Community hospital
  • Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-NeedhamBeth Israel Lahey Health · NEEDHAM, MA · Community hospital
  • Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-PlymouthBeth Israel Lahey Health · PLYMOUTH, MA · Community hospital
  • Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-MiltonBeth Israel Lahey Health · MILTON, MA · Community hospital
  • Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center - East CampusBeth Israel Lahey Health · BOSTON, MA · Academic medical center campus
  • Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center - West CampusBeth Israel Lahey Health · BOSTON, MA · Academic medical center campus
  • Addison Gilbert HospitalBeth Israel Lahey Health · GLOUCESTER, MA · Community hospital campus
  • Beverly HospitalBeth Israel Lahey Health · BEVERLY, MA · Community hospital campus
  • Lahey Hospital and Medical CenterBeth Israel Lahey Health · BURLINGTON, MA · Teaching hospital
  • Lahey Medical Center, PeabodyBeth Israel Lahey Health · PEABODY, MA · Lahey hospital campus
  • Mount Auburn HospitalBeth Israel Lahey Health · CAMBRIDGE, MA · Teaching hospital
  • New England Baptist HospitalBeth Israel Lahey Health · BOSTON, MA · Specialty teaching hospital
  • Winchester HospitalBeth Israel Lahey Health · WINCHESTER, MA · Community hospital
  • BayRidge HospitalBeth Israel Lahey Health · LYNN, MA · Behavioral health hospital affiliated with Beverly Hospital
  • Exeter HospitalBeth Israel Lahey Health · EXETER, NH · New Hampshire hospital in the BILH quick-link system family

Timeline

Ownership history and events

  1. Merger approval covered by price-cap reporting

    Axios reported that the Beth Israel Deaconess/Lahey merger was approved with a seven-year price-cap condition and Massachusetts Attorney General settlement framing.

  2. BILH system family modeled

    Official BILH pages now connect the Beth Israel, Lahey, Beverly/Addison Gilbert/BayRidge, Mount Auburn, New England Baptist, Winchester, Anna Jaques, and Exeter hospital family in the map.

  3. Form 990 Schedule O sole-member language reviewed

    ProPublica-rendered Schedule O states BILH served as direct or indirect sole member to BIDMC and other BILH affiliates, which is the clearest parent/control evidence for the connection map.

  4. FY2024 Form 990 executive compensation extract filed/displayed

    ProPublica displays BILH FY2024 extracted financial data including $27.1M executive compensation and Kevin Tabb with $4.31M compensation plus $1.10M other compensation.

  5. Kevin Tabb transition announced

    BILH said Kevin Tabb gave notice that he would step down in a year and continue until a successor is selected; BILH reported 14 hospitals, 42,000 employees, 4,800+ physicians, and 1.7M patients annually.

  6. Strike claim handled as unverified lead

    The research pass did not find reliable source support for an active BIDMC doctors/residents strike on this date. The dossier keeps the labor/accountability context visible without asserting the strike as fact.

  7. sole member control

    Form 990 Schedule O says Beth Israel Lahey Health, Inc. served as direct or indirect sole member to BIDMC and other BILH affiliates; this is the nonprofit parent/control layer for Exeter Hospital.

  8. operates

    Exeter Hospital is displayed as part of Beth Israel Lahey Health's hospital system family.

  9. contracts with

    This pass did not identify a source proving direct private-equity ownership or a PE-backed staffing/management contract for this facility.

  10. cms owner context

    CMS Hospital All Owners rows are attached as current owner/control context. They do not by themselves prove private-equity sponsorship unless the row says so or another cited source supports it.

  11. operates

    State-template baseline operator/owner context assembled from current hospital fields and matched official sources where available. This is not a new PE ownership claim.

Metrics

Financial and utilization series

MetricPeriodValueMethod note
net patient revenue10/01/2022 to 09/30/2023$295,623,876Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
net patient revenue10/01/2021 to 09/30/2022$282,035,885Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
net patient revenue10/01/2020 to 09/30/2021$278,670,922Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
net patient revenue10/01/2019 to 09/30/2020$250,108,394Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
operating expense10/01/2022 to 09/30/2023$295,255,832Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
operating expense10/01/2021 to 09/30/2022$290,955,395Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
operating expense10/01/2020 to 09/30/2021$257,706,906Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
operating expense10/01/2019 to 09/30/2020$250,681,411Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
net income10/01/2022 to 09/30/2023-$19,868,400Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
net income10/01/2021 to 09/30/2022-$10,187,070Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
net income10/01/2020 to 09/30/2021$76,705,822Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
net income10/01/2019 to 09/30/2020$27,903,763Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
total assets10/01/2022 to 09/30/2023$277,979,791Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
total assets10/01/2021 to 09/30/2022$282,631,034Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
total assets10/01/2020 to 09/30/2021$369,586,382Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
total assets10/01/2019 to 09/30/2020$314,845,316Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
total liabilities10/01/2022 to 09/30/2023$92,409,411Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
total liabilities10/01/2021 to 09/30/2022$78,044,792Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
total liabilities10/01/2020 to 09/30/2021$106,303,439Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
total liabilities10/01/2019 to 09/30/2020$144,471,571Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
contract labor direct patient care10/01/2022 to 09/30/2023$6,981,654Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
contract labor direct patient care10/01/2021 to 09/30/2022$9,574,417Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
contract labor direct patient care10/01/2020 to 09/30/2021$2,727,348Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
contract labor direct patient care10/01/2019 to 09/30/2020$2,224,088Hospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
fte employees10/01/2022 to 09/30/20231,255.62 FTEHospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
fte employees10/01/2021 to 09/30/20221,238 FTEHospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
fte employees10/01/2020 to 09/30/20211,237.95 FTEHospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
fte employees10/01/2019 to 09/30/20201,211.44 FTEHospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
beds10/01/2022 to 09/30/202399 bedsHospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
beds10/01/2021 to 09/30/202299 bedsHospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
beds10/01/2020 to 09/30/202199 bedsHospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
beds10/01/2019 to 09/30/202099 bedsHospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
patient days10/01/2022 to 09/30/202325,058 daysHospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
patient days10/01/2021 to 09/30/202224,308 daysHospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
patient days10/01/2020 to 09/30/202121,720 daysHospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
patient days10/01/2019 to 09/30/202020,460 daysHospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
discharges10/01/2022 to 09/30/20234,926 dischargesHospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
discharges10/01/2021 to 09/30/20224,305 dischargesHospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
discharges10/01/2020 to 09/30/20214,570 dischargesHospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.
discharges10/01/2019 to 09/30/20204,670 dischargesHospital Provider Cost Report value. Compare only like fields and compatible fiscal periods; no causal inference is implied.

Evidence Notes

Contradictions, limitations, and unavailable fields

Open evidence notes
Contradictionactive doctors/residents strike

User-supplied lead says doctors and residents are on strike at Beth Israel/BIDMC.

This pass did not find reliable source support for an active BIDMC doctors/residents strike as of 2026-06-25.

Resolution: unverified_lead_do_not_publish_as_fact_until_sourced
Limitation

This is a system affiliation and accountability dossier, not a complete facility-specific quality investigation.

Limitation

No active doctors/residents strike was verified in reliable sources during this pass.

Limitation

No direct PE ownership or PE-backed staffing/management contract was found in reviewed sources.

Limitation

CMS ownership rows were not re-downloaded in this script; it relies on the current public atlas/CMS source references and official BILH pages.

Limitation

BIDMC quality metrics should not be assigned to this related hospital unless that facility-specific CMS CCN is separately reviewed.

Limitation

This five-state template completion pass used official cached CMS/HIFLD/PESP/HCRIS sources and records missing items; it does not claim the entire internet was exhausted.

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official CEO image URL

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facility-level CEO compensation amount

Direct connection

Exeter Hospital -> Beth Israel Lahey Health, Inc.: nonprofit parent/system family connection.

Direct connection

Beth Israel Lahey Health, Inc. -> BIDMC and affiliates: Form 990 direct-or-indirect sole-member control evidence.

Direct connection

BILH Board of Trustees -> BILH: nonprofit governance layer.

Direct connection

No source in this pass established direct private-equity ownership.

Direct connection

No source in this pass established a PE-backed staffing/management contract.

Direct connection

Operator/owner context: Beth Israel Lahey Health.

Direct connection

CMS Care Compare ownership category: Voluntary non-profit - Private.

Action / event

Add a union, NLRB, hospital, or reputable news source before publishing any active BIDMC doctors/residents strike claim.

Action / event

Next pass: run facility-specific CMS quality, CMS 2567, HCRIS staffing, charity-care, and cost-report work for this related BILH hospital.

Action / event

If public messaging discusses compensation, say "Form 990 displayed compensation plus other compensation" rather than salary.

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Evidence and source documents

primaryAbout Beth Israel Lahey HealthBeth Israel Lahey HealthprimaryBeth Israel Lahey Health LocationsBeth Israel Lahey HealthprimarySenior Leadership TeamBeth Israel Lahey HealthprimaryKevin Tabb, MDBeth Israel Lahey HealthprimaryBeth Israel Lahey Health President and CEO Kevin Tabb, MD, Announces Leadership TransitionBeth Israel Lahey HealthprimaryAffiliates and Community PartnersBeth Israel Deaconess Medical CenterprimaryMedical Education and Teaching HospitalsBeth Israel Lahey Healthgovernment-derivedTY 2022 Form 990 Schedule OProPublica Nonprofit Explorer / IRS Form 990 rendered textgovernment-derivedBeth Israel Lahey Health Inc HCSR - Nonprofit ExplorerProPublica Nonprofit Explorer / IRS Form 990 extractreportingA hospital merger with price capsAxiosgovernmentCMS Hospital General InformationCenters for Medicare and Medicaid ServicesgovernmentBeth Israel Deaconess Medical Center CMS provider numberCenters for Medicare and Medicaid ServicesgovernmentCMS HCAHPS Patient SurveyCenters for Medicare and Medicaid ServicesgovernmentCMS Healthcare-Associated InfectionsCenters for Medicare and Medicaid ServicesgovernmentCMS Complications and DeathsCenters for Medicare and Medicaid ServicesgovernmentCMS Unplanned Hospital VisitsCenters for Medicare and Medicaid ServicesgovernmentHospital All OwnersCenters for Medicare & Medicaid ServicesgovernmentHospitals RAPTHomeland Infrastructure Foundation-Level DatagovernmentHospital EnrollmentsCenters for Medicare & Medicaid ServicesgovernmentHospital General InformationCenters for Medicare & Medicaid ServicesgovernmentHospital Provider Cost ReportsCenters for Medicare & Medicaid Services