A Wyoming hospital said its financial situation is improving since the Change Healthcare hack but is not back to where it was before the cyberattack, the Powell (Wyo.) Tribune reported.Powell Valley Healthcare dropped to 21.8 days cash on hand in late April, as it waited for $10 million in claims to be processed by Change, but that number improved to 32.3 days as of May 20 after the hospital reconnected to the UnitedHealth Group subsidiary, according to the May 23 story.'That's obviously not where I want to be, goal is 60,' CFO Coby La Blue told the hospital's board May 20, according to the newspaper.

据《鲍威尔（怀俄明州）论坛报》报道，怀俄明州一家医院表示，自Change Healthcare黑客攻击以来，其财务状况正在改善，但尚未恢复到网络攻击前的水平。据5月23日报道，鲍威尔河谷医疗保健公司（PowellValley Healthcare）4月末库存现金降至21.8天，因为该公司等待1000万美元的索赔申请通过变更处理，但截至5月20日，该数字提高到32.3天，此前该医院与联合健康集团（UnitedHealth Group）子公司重新连接据该报报道，首席财务官科比·拉布鲁（CobyLaBlue）5月20日对医院董事会表示，这显然不是我想要的，目标是60岁。

'Now that we're starting to get our cash coming back in, we'll continue working on that going forward. We are making substantial progress. I think we're moving in a very positive direction.'.

“现在我们开始收回现金，我们将继续努力。我们正在取得实质性进展。我认为我们正在朝着一个非常积极的方向前进。”。