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A Look at Health Care Buildings

How large are they?

How many employees are there?

Where are they located?

How old are they?

Who owns and occupies them?

Are they on multibuilding complexes?

How do they use energy and how much does it cost?

How do they use electricity?

How do they use natural gas?

What types of equipment do they use?

How do they measure up on conservation efforts?

  HEALTH CARE BUILDINGS
Where are they located?

Buildings, Floorspace, Population by Region

The South has the highest percent of health care buildings—almost half of all health care buildings are located there.  The health care buildings in the South, though, are smaller, on average, than those buildings in the rest of the country. 

Table 2:  Number, size, and age of health care buildings by Census region and division



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Release date:  September 11, 2000 
File last modified:  January 3, 2001