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Hospital Room (20 days per year for 20 years) = $900 * 10 *20 = $180,000

Question 1 for an average month in 2019, five years hence, assuming that volume is

* The current amount of patients treated for liver transplant volume totaled 120 patients annually, with a reimbursement rate of $140,000, providing the hospital with the ability to handle 30 more patients before the fixed costs would increase. 120 +30= 150. This means that the hospital can sufficiently handle a

When considering requests such as a new piece of equipment, staff training, and supplies for the unit, a manager must consider the overall budget, constraints, and variances. If equipment has a useful life of more than one year and exceeds the minimum cost level of the facility, the manager may request the cost originates from the capital budget of the facility (Yoder-Wise, 2012). Large equipment such as a patient lift, which costs $3000 per lift, would be beneficial to the staff and

The economic cost for the clinic due to waiting times rise. By taking more time to process the patients, the clinic cannot reach its potential of seeing 108 patients. This of course results in less revenue. Currently the clinic operates at 74% capacity, resulting in a loss of 26% revenue.

Shouldice Hospital is currently utilizing its beds quite well. Under the Shouldice method, they are operating with 90 beds, admitting 30 patients per day, and not accepting any new patients on Saturdays. Each patient admitted generally stays in the hospital for 3 days and is discharged on the fourth morning. By examining Exhibit 4.7, it is apparent that the hospital’s capacity utilization is roughly 71.43%. On Mondays and Fridays, 60 of the 90 beds are utilized (66%). Tuesdays through Thursdays, all 90 beds are being used (100%), while 30 of the beds are being used on Saturdays and Sundays (33%). If they were using all 90 beds, 7 days a week,

Appointment/Registration - This determines whether an individual is an established or new patient; if the patient is new, then insurance information is obtained and verified to make sure that the patient qualifies to receive services from the provider.

Rio Grande Medical Center is a full service not-for-profit acute care hospital with 325 beds. Most of the hospital’s facilities are devoted to inpatient care and emergency services, but a 100,000-square-foot section of the hospital is devoted to outpatient (OP) services. Of the 100,000-square-foot OP section, the OP Clinic uses 80%/80,000-square-feet, and the remaining 20%/20,000-square-feet are used by the Dialysis Center. Increased patient volume at the OP Clinic has created a need for 25% more space than it is currently assigned. Due to its large size and patients’ need to access other departments the decision has been made to move the Dialysis Center to another location, and allow the OP Clinic to

1. Consider the $50,000 excess cash. Assume that Gary invests the funds in one-year CD.

2. Analyze the available MD and NP capacity.  How effective is the clinic in matching supply and demand?

Using the average data given (2010) of 45 patients per day, average $130 revenue per patient, and a cost of $3.50 per patient. The Forecasted P&L Statement is shown below.

If a daily cash budget is required, some additional assumptions about volume and collections are required. More specifically, it should be assumed that the clinic operates 7 days a week, that the patient volume is more or less constant throughout the month, so the daily billings forecast will be 1/(# of days in the month) multiplied by the billings forecast for that month and that the daily billings follow the 20%, 20%, 60% collection breakdown based on monthly billings. Furthermore, it should be presumed that the patient payments occur on the day of billing and “early” payers are assumed to pay 30 days after billing, and “late” payers are

The capitated managed care agreement with the city allows the hospital to receive $250 per month per family for taking care of the 300 city employees and their families, whether they are sick or not. Utilizing the full cost method, the hospital incurs a profit loss of $51,898,395, meaning that a rate increase of $14,166.22 is required in order to cover the full cost for the year. When applying the differential cost the hospital also incurs a profit loss of $15,119, and a rate increase of $3,949.72 is required in order to cover the differential cost for the year.

Littlefield Laboratories has opened a new blood testing lab. This laboratory uses the same process as the lab encountered in your prior assignment, Capacity Management at Littlefield Labs—neither the process sequence nor the process time distributions have changed. The lab began operations with a raw materials inventory of 160 kits and $1,000,000 cash. Customer demand continues to be random, but the expected daily demand will not change during the lab’s life span. Expert advisors know that demand will end abruptly on Day 268 and the lab will no longer be necessary. Any remaining machinery or inventory will be useless after Day 268, and thus have no residual value.

Prepare a patient process flow diagram from arrival through surgery and determine the capacities at each stage. For this diagram, only indicate major points in the process, e.g., admitting, examination, operating room surgeries, etc. Use the actual hours of operation for each step in the process to determine the capacity of each step. Where is the