What would the community premium rate for this risk pool be if we also assume 10% loading costs for the insurer to cover its admin costs.

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Erie General Hospital wants to purchase a new blood analyzing device today.  Its local bank is willing to lend it the money to buy the device at a 2% monthly rate.  The loan payments will start at the end of the month and will be $3,100 per month for the next 24 months.  The purchase price of the device is___________.

Capitol Healthplans, Inc., is evaluating two different methods for providing home health services to its members.                            Both methods involve contracting out for services, and the health outcomes and revenues are not affected by the                 method chosen.  Therefore, the incremental cash flows for the decision are all outflows.  Here are the projected flows:                                                                Year    Method A    Method B                    0    ($300,000)    ($120,000)                    1    ($66,000)    ($96,000)                    2    ($66,000)    ($96,000)                    3    ($66,000)    ($96,000)                    4    ($66,000)    ($96,000)                    5    ($66,000)    ($96,000)                                        (a)  If the cost of capital of both methods is 9%, which method should be chosen? Why?

A health insurance policy pays 80 percent of physical therapy costs after a deductible of $260. In contrast, an HMO charges $18 per visit for physical therapy. How much would a person save with the HMO if he or she had 10 physical therapy sessions costing $65 each? (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your final answer to the nearest whole dollar.) Savings with HMO

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After examining the various personal loanrates available toy, you find the can borrow funds from an investment company at 12%Compounded monthly or from a bank at 13% compounded annually. Which alternative is the most attractive?

What is the net present value of the cost of treatment A. Treatment A costs $1000 now, $1000 after one year, and $1000 in year 2?  (apply a discount rate of 5%). This is for healthcare management area of focus. Please show steps.

A privately run, for-profit, prison is considering ways in which it can cut its monthly costs and therefore increase profit. One idea it is considering is to pay a judge to guarantee convicted prisoners in poor health win their appeals and are set free. The prison believes it can realize the monthly cost savings below over the initial year of the plan. What is the present value of the first year's monthly cost savings? My answer is suppose to come up with 49701. This is the third time I have sent this problem threw I need to be credited for the other two times. I am waisting my questions by having to resubmit the questions 2 to 3 times. Please help thanks!! Month Savings ($) 1 3,500 2 6,000 3 6,500 4 9,000 5 9,000 6 9,000 7 9,400 8 9,800 9 4,800 10 5,000 11 2,000 12 3,500 Total 77,500

View Policies Current Attempt in Progress A hospital is considering purchasing a new medical dispensing cabinet that will cost $290,000. It believes that this cabinet will reduce the amount of labor required to track and administer medications and will also result in fewer expired medicines. It estimates the medical dispensing cabinet will result in a savings of $34,000 at the end of year one and that the savings will increase by $8,000 per year for each of the 8 years that the machine will be used. What is the IRR of this investment? Click here to access the TVM Factor Table calculator. % Carry all interim calculations to 5 decimal places and then round your final answer to 1 decimal place. The tolerance is ±0.3. If the hospital's MARR is 12%, should they invest in this cabinet?