Determine the percentage of occupancy for January through May to two decimal places
St. John's Hospital
January - February (non-leap year)
Inpatient service days = 2500, Bed count = 50
March - May
Inpatient service days = 4518, Bed count = 55
June - August
Inpatient service days = 5225, Bed count = 60
September - December
Inpatient service days = 4857, Bed count = 45
87.62%
87.62
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