Perkins Family Care Clinic Case Study

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First Year Financial Statement

The Perkins Family Medicine Clinic’s first year financial statement will be broken down into start-up expenses to fund and start-up assets to fund; start-up expenses to fund will cost $22,732 and start-up assets to fund will be $195,000 for a total of $217,732. The start-up expenses will be used to purchase office equipment, medical supplies, medical furniture, insurance and utilities. This start-up capital will come from the Bexar County Medical Expansion Grant that is aimed at expanding health care to rural areas as well as keeping up with the expansion of the city. The intent is to build the external infrastructure of the city to continue its growth as one of the fastest growing cities in the United States.

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