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I had the same problem with my last hospital - value kept dropping because I was losing money. Turns out I had too many patients, and my hospital was clogged - people were leaving angry. Raising the price lowered the reputation, which made less people come, which actually helped my cure rate (less clogged up). Plus, I was making a LOT more money. Eventually my hospital value climbed from 1.1M to over 2M, without building a single new room.
Forget the "advisor's" complaints about high prices - the price adjustment system is actually the "hospital capacity slider", indirectly. If you have too many people, raise those prices!!
And those people getting stuck (I got one stuck on the sidewalk on the outside of the building for 5 years now)...
And the GP getting blocked, geez! I got ten of those!
Well, it seems the hospital is getting closed due to budget :///
Not too keen on starting over... again...
But it seems it's the only solution...
If you're not making a profit every month (hover over your money to see you monthly profit or losses), you value will continue to drop. Who wants to buy a hospital that loses money, right?
Raise prices. A lot (50%+). If you're still not turning a profit, you might need to start that level over with a different strategy (since you'll never have to money to buy more rooms and such).
As for the "stuck" bug, I'm on hospital 8 and I've had that happen once. Annoying, yes, but it didn't' seem to affect much.
EDIT: Careful with staff - they cost a LOT. You can easily go bankrupt if you just keep hiring, and if you're giving generous raises at each promotion.
Right now my prices are all at -40% and my price reputation is... 1%.
What the?!
If I crank everything up my patients don't pay and I don't seem to earn anything anymore...
I hereby declare this level, unfinishable with 3 stars! :P
More seriously, I'm at a loss, I don't understand how some of those systems work together...
All is fine, then everything tumbles to the ground... and I can't do anything because any change... will make matters worse... what am I missing? Every advice here has absolutely not helped...
Wow... dunno how you got to that point. You're at NEGATIVE 40% prices, and you have only 1% reputation?? Are you killing every patient that walks through the door???
Not sure what to say here... never had reputation that low, so I'm not sure how to fix it... :(
anyway in a well perfomring hospital the "profit factor" is about 2-3x the size of the "physical assets", so this is the main contributor to overall value (goal). so this means, just try to have everything run as good as possible.
-high prestige rooms
-lvl 3-5 staff
-temperature + attractiveness above 90%
-satisfy all needs, hunger, thirst, toilets ect.
-many GP's, enough of each rooms type so queues are under 5 length.
-short distances, toilet and staff room in every building.
Expect to double up on treatment rooms, and make sure as much staff are as specialized as possible through training. Have snack/drink machines, entertainment, and bathrooms at regular intervals to reduce the time a patient spends away from rooms. Also, try to avoid 1-block-wide hallways, as people crowding them will end up slowing each other down when they try to pass, further reducing efficiency.
To get high hospital value you need to make profit.
First of all put your prices up. I usually do 40% as very few refuses to pay at that cost.
Now your price reputation means squat.
Ignore it as its your overall reputation that counts, and that is managed by how many people you cure and how few dies.
Now your main source of income is the treatments.
Your goal is to get the patients there as fast as possible while keeping them happy.
So keep GP offices and diagnosis rooms near eachother.
Then put the treatment rooms at the end of the line.
And make sure you got good enough staff so they don't fail to treat your patients.
Keeping the patients happy i just put plants everywhere, have toilets in every building and the best snack and drink machine in each building.
And offcourse i make all my rooms atleast prestige 3.
Finally as you said its the tumble map, that means fracture ward.
Fracture wards can be abit buggy with the pathing.
So make sure the cast remove has alot of space for patients to walk in it and nurse to press the button.
I also use 2 nurses in a fracture ward, which you can add by clicking the + nurse button when you click on the room.
So thats 3-4 bed, 1 cast remover with good space and 2 nurses for every fracture ward you make.
That should make it the smoothest and fastest way to cure the patients and thus gain profit.
Your problem is you messed with prices to much making them too high and too low. In fact if you just left at default (default setting makes money for everything) and waited a while you would have gotten the 2 million value given enough time.
Although to increase the hospital attractiveness it's quite hard as I have little room to cram everything I need.
What about the low level diagnostic rooms? Should I skip them altogether? I'll gain room on those I guess...
Thanks in advance!