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sources of revenue for Healthcare Non-profits

Patient Service Revenues: main source


Premium Fees (Medicare, HMO)


Other Revenues

define what is included in the Other Revenues category of Healthcare Nonprofits

includes anything from ONGOING activities of the hospital OTHER THAN patient care




i.e. cafeteria

calculate Net Patient Revenues

Net Patient Service Revenue


Other Revenue


Net Assets used for Operations


(Charity Care Revenue)


(Contractual Adjustments)


(Uncollectibles/Bad Debt) - from public only

define Charity Care

services to people that you never expect will pay




-never reported as revenue, receivable, or bad debt; more or less ignored

method of accounting used for PRIVATE Health Care NPOs

MUST use direct method




-governmental/public can use indirect

what are the 4 categories of cash flow activities for NPOs?

1. Operating


2. Non-capital financing (Public ONLY)


3. Capital Financing


4. Investing

Journal Entry - record Contractual Adjustments (i.e. Medicare)

Contractual Adjustments XX


Accounts Receivable XX

recording of Bad Debt for public healthcare NPOs

revenues are net of adjustment for uncollectible amounts


-NO BAD DEBT EXPENSE recognized

how are expenses reported for a healthcare NPO?

reported by function




i.e. nursing services, fiscal services, admin services

"Net Position" in NPO accounting is the same as ........

"Net Income" or "Net Assets"

Unrestricted donations are included in the ____________section

Non-Operating Revenues section




i.e. donated medicines

calculate Total Tuition Revenue

Tuition Revenues at Gross


(Scholarship Allowances)


(Scholarship Expences)


(Tuition Waivers)

where are Grant Revenues (aka state appropriations) reported?

Government: non-operating revenues


Private: operating revenues

Auxiliary Expenses for universities examples

-residence halls


-bookstore


-parking


-food services

FS differences between Public/Govt and Private universities

both: Statement of Cash Flows




Public/Govt only:


-Statement of Net Position


-Statement of Rev/Exp/Changes in Net Position




Private only:


-Balance Sheet


-Statement of Activities

differences in Equity section terminology: Public/Govt vs. Private

term "Net Assets" used for Private


term "Net Position" used for Public/Govt




Private uses Temp Restricted Net Assets


Public/Govt uses Capital Assets



3 types of funds used by colleges

1. current


2. plant


3. trust/agency (i.e. loan, endowments, annuity income funds)

is fund-level reporting required for colleges?

NOT REQUIRED