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PubMed1990

Capitated Medicaid and St. Joseph's Hospital.

This case study presents the initial reactions of St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center, a large nonprofit hospital in Phoenix, Arizona, to the creation of a competitively bid, prepaid, managed care Medicaid program in 1982. It also presents the events in the first year of the Medicaid experiment and the subsequent reactions of the hospital. It illustrates the diverse set of issues that a hospital faces when it moves toward greater vertical integration in health care.

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PubMed1991

Assessing financial outcomes of not-for-profit community hospitals.

Health care executives and health professionals often compare financial outcomes among not-for-profit community hospitals, such as operating margins and excess of revenue over expenses. Some performance measures used in these comparisons tend to be uniform yardsticks across community hospitals; other measures may vary significantly by legal, organizational, and reporting-practice differences among hospitals. A unique database of certified financial statements now permits an examination of these reporting-practice differences in the context of a three-year study of financial outcomes for 1,297 hospitals. Six panels are used in the study for partitioning hospitals in response to differences in reporting practices. Revenue over expenses expressed to net patient revenue and to total unrestricted assets are partially explained by 15 factors. The relative outcomes for these measures within a panel are combined with two common yardsticks of financial condition so the 1,297 hospitals can be classified into five status categories: (1) 121 hospitals in a crisis status, (2) 203 hospitals in a warning status, (3) 511 hospitals with average results, (4) 312 hospitals with excellent performance, and (5) 150 hospitals with outstanding performance.

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Managing in a merger and acquisition era.

Medical group administrators are quickly learning what big business has known for years-mergers and acquisitions represent a new and powerful option. If this option is to be employed successfully, however, group management has to understand the terms and be prepared well before merger or acquisition talk begins.

Accounting↗
PubMed1991

Rating the estate.

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PubMed1991

Coping with investigators and investigations.

Most businesses in highly regulated industries like health care are likely to face an investigation at some point. By knowing ahead of time how to properly respond to investigators' requests and by exercising caution during the investigation, health care agencies can minimize the potential damage.

Administrative Personnel↗