Stanford Health: The Nonprofit That Acts Like a Wall Street Empire

Why are your premiums so high?

Because Stanford Health perfected a state-sponsored wealth extraction model — and did it while flying a nonprofit flag.

In this 5-minute breakdown, Dutch Rojas walks through the numbers Stanford never wants the public to hear:

• $17 billion in tax-exempt property

• $170 million per year in lost funding to schools, roads, and public services

• $1.7 billion in avoided taxes over the last decade

• $8 billion in annual revenue

• $12 billion in assets

• $522 million in 2024 profit

• $1.28 billion in 2021 profit

• 0.2% charity care — not a typo

• Millions in zero-interest executive home loans

• Over $1.1 billion in Medicaid supplemental payments

• A negative fair share of nearly $200 million

Stanford Health isn’t a safety net.

It’s a state-backed financial machine,  a tax-exempt private empire, operating behind a nonprofit halo.

Dutch explains how we got here, why lawmakers allow it, and what this model means for your premiums, your community, and the disappearance of independent physician practices.

If you want to lower premiums in America, you need to understand this system first.

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