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Answered By: Kimberly Boyd Last Updated: Dec 12, 2016 Views: 132
First, let me say that you should probably make an appointment with our graduate librarian because she will be able to help you in a short amount of time much more than I will in an email. Second, you have picked a slightly more difficult company than if you had gone with a company that is publicly traded. Often, it is more difficult to get company financials for non-profits such as Piedmont Healthcare. That being said, I did a bit of searching and I found a few things to get you started.
I googled "piedmont healthcare balance sheet" and was able to find audited financial statements here:
http://www.dacbond.com/dacContent/doc.jsp?id=0900bbc78013afa3
You can find some good information about the company on the company website if you click on About Us and follow the links that are listed there including the the 2015 Annual report here:
http://www.piedmont.org/media/file/2015-Annual-Report.pdf
and a history here:
http://www.piedmont.org/about-piedmont-healthcare/history/piedmont-history
You will also want to go into the business databases. You can find these databases by going to the business libguide at libguides.brenau.edu/business. Choose the articles tab to see a list of available databases. While you will not find as many resources in MarketLine Advantage as you would if this were a publicly traded company you will find some good information on Piedmont if you type Piedmont Healthcare into the search bar and scroll down to the bottom of the results page. MarketLine will also be a good resource for researching trends in Healthcare in the United States in general. Go into MarketLine, type the search term Healthcare and then limit by choosing Industries and North America. You will also want to search ABI/Inform and Business Source Complete for information and articles on your company.
Again, I strongly encourage you to make an appointment with a librarian by clicking on this link and filling out the form:
http://library.brenau.edu/my-librarian/
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