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This material focuses on the various methods and choices faced by healthcare professionals along with the ramifications of the various choices using the financial statements.

Executive summary that details your project analysis and why you chose the option you do.

Excel workbook that details the budget, the lease vs buy analysis, and the project analysis.

Budget

Actual

Number of Patients

14,800

13,200

Revenues

2,100,000

1,820,000

Variable & Fixed Expenses

Clinician Labor Expenses

620,000

500,000

Admin Labor Expenses

110,000

160,000

Employee Benefits - Clinicians

20,200

26,400

Employee Benefits - Admin

11,000

13,500

Medical Supplies

380,000

560,000

Purchased Services

280,000

320,100

Medical Fees

48,000

38,000

Utilities

16,800

14,200

Bad Debt Expense

26,000

28,000

Pension Expenses

12,000

12,000

Leases and Rentals

170,000

170,000

Insurance

34,900

34,900

Interest Expense

130,000

130,000

Depreciation & Amortization

86,000

86,000

Scenario

You are the principal owner in a Weight loss clinic that has 4 providers. Using the data points above:

Design a flexible budget

Determine favorable/unfavorable of each item in the budget

Determine the contribution margin to include the per unit cost and percentage

Determine the break-even point in revenue and number of patients

Determine the target profit in revenue and number of patients

Discuss the organizational performance as a whole

Discuss which items need to be explored for inefficiencies as well as your recommendations for change

Leveraging your understanding of the financial position of the organization, now reflect on the following points and determine if the Weight loss clinic should lease or buy a bigger space to expand to 6 clinicians.

The estimated costs are $1.2 million

You can obtain a bank loan for 100% of the purchase

The bank loan terms:

$300 k payments at the end of the next 5 years

Interest payments only for years 1-5, with interest plus the principal amount at the end of year 5

You must still pay insurance, property taxes, and maintenance regardless of the choice (fixed expense)

You do have the option to lease a space

You will leverage Present Value in this part of the process

You will need to defend your choice to lease a space or buy a new one.

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