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Dental Clinic Case Summary

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Operating Results – In May, NLHA generated a consolidated loss from operations of $227k compared to a budgeted loss of $226k. That brought YTD operating performance to a loss of $1.13 million versus a budgeted YTD gain of $70k. Non-Operating Revenue was $64k compared to a budget of $83k. YTD Non-Operating Revenue was $746k compared to a budget of $918k. Net Loss – The combination of the operating loss and the non-operating gain produced a net loss of $162k compared to a budgeted loss of $143k. YTD operating and non-operating losses are $384k compared to a budgeted gain of $988k.

Gross Revenue –May’s consolidated gross revenue was $791k over budget, bringing the YTD gross revenue to $739k over budget. The Hospital was $903k over budget …show more content…

The Medical Group had gross revenue that at $58k in excess of the budget, with the largest over budget variances occurring in NLH Orthopedics ($88k), and Women’s Health ($23k). The Clough Center’s gross revenue was $169k under budget due to the continued decline in the average daily census, being monitored as directed by Senior Management.

Operating Expenses –May’s operating expenses were $483k over budget for the month and $1.13 million k over budget YTD. Salary expense was $250k over in May, largely due to the earned time payout. Benefits were $139k over for the month, yet remained slight under budget YTD. Chargeable supplies were $127k over budget for May, a by-product of strong Orthopedic volumes in the OR. The accrual for the Medicaid Enhancement Tax was adjusted downward in May to reflect the mid-April payout of the tax.

Balance Sheet – Our cash position at May 31, 2016 was 103.0 Days of Cash on Hand, with 34.14 offsetting days in third party reserves. Net Days in Accounts Receivable declined to 55.0 days, reflecting continued effects to address the buildup of receivables. Our current Debt Service Coverage Ratio was at 3.26-to-1, well in excess of the minimum covenant requirement

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