What can be inferred about specialty hospitals and their services?

Specialty hospitals are designed to provide care that is concentrated on particular patient populations or specific types of services. This can include hospitals focused on things like orthopedic surgery, cardiac care, or rehabilitation. Their narrow focus allows them to specialize in specific treatments, often leading to improved outcomes for those particular issues when compared to general hospitals that handle a wider array of medical conditions.

The other options do not accurately reflect the nature of specialty hospitals. They do not offer comprehensive care similar to general hospitals as they are not equipped or staffed to handle a wide variety of medical issues. Additionally, while some specialty hospitals may operate as non-profits, they are not exclusively non-profit and can also be for-profit. Lastly, specialty hospitals do not limit their services to only pediatric patients; they can cater to adults or specific populations based on the specialty they provide.