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Answer questions about U.S. nonprofit hospital financials, beds, staffing, charity care, and community benefit by querying CMS Medicare Cost Reports (HCRIS) and IRS Form 990 Schedule H filings. Use when the user asks about a specific hospital's cost-report numbers, peer context across hospitals, the meaning of a worksheet/line/column code, the difference between related CMS and IRS charity-care reporting fields, or any analytical question over the trove project's published HCRIS+990 data bundles.
cbetz/trove · ★ 3 · Data & Documents · score 76
Install: claude install-skill cbetz/trove
# hcris-analyst A skill for analyzing U.S. nonprofit hospital financials. Powered by the [trove project](https://github.com/cbetz/trove)'s parsed HCRIS Hospital 2552-10 data and IRS 990 Schedule H filings, published as Parquet bundles at troveproject.com. ## When to use this skill Invoke when the user asks about: - **A specific hospital's profile** — beds, revenue, charity care, ownership, etc. Identifiers are CCN (HCRIS, 6-char) or EIN (IRS, 9-char) or hospital name. - **Peer context** — how does X look alongside similar hospitals. - **Field-glossary lookups** — what does Worksheet S-X line Y column Z mean. - **Cross-form charity-care differences** — the difference between HCRIS Worksheet S-10 charity care cost and IRS Schedule H Part I line 7a financial assistance at cost. - **Top-N descriptive queries** — largest by some metric, most uncompensated care, etc., when explicitly requested. - **Schedule H amendments** — has a particular EIN been amended across IRS release years. - **NL → DuckDB SQL** — translate ad-hoc questions into queries over the bundles. ## Don't use this skill for - Questions about hospitals not in the U.S. (HCRIS is CMS / Medicare-specific). - For-profit and government hospitals that don't file 990s — they're in HCRIS but not in the matched CMS+IRS dataset. The skill can answer HCRIS-only questions about them. - Patient-level outcomes, quality metrics, or readmission rates — those live in CMS Care Compare / Hospital Compare, not HCRIS. Tell the use