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| The Four Basic Financial Statements Common To ALL Organizations |
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- Balance Sheet
- Income Statement (or Statement of Operations)
- Statement of Changes in Owners Equity (or Statement of Changes in Net Assets)
- Statement of Cash Flows
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| The Four Basic Financial Statements Common to Not-for-Profit Health Care Orgs. |
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Definition
- Balance Sheet
- Statement of Operations
- Statment of Changes in Net Assets
- Statment of Cash Flows
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| The Four Basic Financial Statements Common to Investor-owned Health Care Organizations. |
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- Balance Sheet
- Income Statement
- Statement of Changes in Owners Equity
- Statement of Cash Flows
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| What is a Balance Sheet in investor owned versus not for profit health care orgs. |
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Investor Owned
A Summary of the Organizations Assets, liabilities, and shareholders equity
Not For Profit
Organizations assets, liabilities, and Net assets.
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| Three Sections of a Balance Sheet |
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| Three items required in the heading of a balance sheet |
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- Name of the Organization
- Name of the Statement
- Two Dates
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| What does the Balance Sheet capture? |
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What the organization looks like at a particular point in time (usually the last day of the accounting period)
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The Basic Accounting Equation:
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Assets = Liabilities + Owners' Equity
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In investor-owned organizations the basic accounting equation:
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Assets=Liabilites + Shareholders' Equity
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| In not-for-profit, business oriented health care orgs, what is the basic accounting equation:
Assets= |
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assets = Liability + Net Assets
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| What is an asset and what are the two categories of assets? |
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An asset is a resource owned by the organization.
the two categories are: Current Assets and Non Current Assets
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| Current Assets are defined by |
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Assets that will be consumed within 1 year. They help turn the capacity of the orgainzation into service.
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| Current Assets include:
CSAPS |
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- Cash and Cash Equivelents
- Short-term investments
- Assets Limited as to use
- Supplies, Prepaid expenses and other current assets
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| Current Assets are ordered traditionally from: |
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Most liquid to least liquid.
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| Net Accounts Recievable in a HCP are calculated: |
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Gross Patient Accounts Receivable
- Discounts and Allowances
- Allowance for Uncollectables (bad debt)
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| Non current Assets defined |
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The Resources of the organization that will be used or consumed over periods longer than one year.
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| Non Current Assets are Commonly Organized into the following 4 categories:
ALPO |
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- Assets Limited as to Use
- Long-term Investments
- Property and Equipment, Net
- Other Assets
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| Three types of properties and equipment, net |
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Major Capital Investments:
- Land
- Plant
- Equipment
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| To derive Properties and Eqiuipment, Net: |
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Subtract Accumulated Depriciation from the origonal cost of the asset (except land)
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The obligations of a health care provider to pay its creditors. They are divided into current (with in 1 year) and non current.
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Accounts payable are obiligations to pay suppliers who have sold the helath care org goods or services on credit.
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Accrued expenses are: expenses that arise in the normal course of business which you have not yet been paid. Including: Salaries, Wages and Intrest.
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| Two Categories of Non-current Liabilities |
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Obligations payed over more than 1 year: 1. Mortgages Payable
2. Bonds Payable
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| Term used to show communities interest in the assets of an organization: |
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net assets = assets - liabilities
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| for not-for-profit health care providers, the net assets section of the balance sheet is analagous to _______ of a for-profit organizations balance sheet |
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the owner's equity section
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| Net Assets in a not-for-profit hco must categorized net assets into three categories of restrictions. What are they? |
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- Unrestricted Net Assets
- Temporarilty Restricted Net Assets
- Permanently Restricted Net Assets
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| Statement of Operations defined: |
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a summary of the organizations revenues and expenses over a period of time. The time period is usually between statements such as a quarter, half year, or fiscal year.
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| Body of an income statement for investor owned HCO's has 5 sections. What are they?
ONNPT |
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- Operating Income
- Non-operating Income
- Net Income Before Taxes
- Provision for Taxes
- Net Income After Taxes
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| Body of an income statement for Not-for-profit HCO's has 5 sections. What are they?
OOEOI |
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- Operating Income
- Other Income
- Excess of Revenues Gains and Other Support over Expenses
- Other Items
- Increase in Unrestricted Net Assets
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| The Statement of Cash Flows answers the question: |
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Where did the cash come from and where did it go?
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| The statement of cash flows is organized into the following 4 sections |
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- Cash Flows from Operating Activities
- Cash Flows from Investing Activities
- Cash Flows from Financing Activities
- Net Increase (Decrease) in Cassh and Cash Equivalents
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