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1 BRIEF CONTENTS Preface...xv Part I The Healthcare Environment Chapter 1. Healthcare Finance Basics...3 Chapter 2. Healthcare Insurance and Reimbursement Methodologies...39 Part II Financial Accounting Chapter 3. The Income Statement and Statement of Changes in Equity...75 Chapter 4. The Balance Sheet and Statement of Cash Flows Part III Managerial Accounting Chapter 5. Organizational Costing and Profit Analysis... Chapter 6. Departmental Costing and Cost Allocation... Chapter 7. Service Line Costing and Pricing... Chapter 8. Planning and Budgeting... Part IV Basic Financial Management Concepts Chapter 9. Time Value Analysis... Chapter 10. Financial Risk and Required Return... Part V Long-Term Financing Chapter 11. Long-Term Debt Financing... Chapter 12. Equity Financing and Securities Markets... v
2 vi Brief Contents Chapter 13. Capital Structure and the Cost of Capital... Part VI Capital Investment Decisions Chapter 14. The Basics of Capital Budgeting... Chapter 15. Project Risk Analysis... Part VII Other Topics Chapter 16. Revenue Cycle and Current Accounts Management... Chapter 17. Financial Condition Analysis... Glossary... Index... About the Authors...
3 DETAILED CONTENTS Preface...xv Part I The Healthcare Environment Chapter 1. Healthcare Finance Basics...3 Learning Objectives...3 Introduction...3 Before You Begin...3 Defining Healthcare Finance...7 Concept of a Business...9 The Role of Finance in Health Services Organizations The Structure of the Finance Department...12 Health Services Settings...13 Current Managerial Challenges...14 Alternative Legal Forms of Businesses...14 Alternative Corporate Ownership...17 Organizational Goals...21 Healthcare Reform and Finance...24 Key Concepts...28 Questions and Problems...30 Resources...31 Supplement. Health Services Settings...33 Introduction...33 Settings...33 Chapter 2. Healthcare Insurance and Reimbursement Methodologies...39 Learning Objectives...39 Introduction...39 Insurance Concepts...40 Third-Party Payers...44 Managed Care Plans...48 vii
4 viii Detailed Contents Healthcare Reform and Insurance...49 Generic Reimbursement Methodologies...52 Provider Incentives Under Alternative Reimbursement Methodologies...55 Medical Coding: The Foundation of Fee-for-Service Reimbursement...57 Specific Reimbursement Methods...59 Healthcare Reform and Reimbursement Methods...62 Key Concepts...65 Questions...67 Resources...67 Supplement. Additional Medicare Payment Methods Introduction...69 More Medicare Reimbursement Methods...69 Part II Financial Accounting Chapter 3. The Income Statement and Statement of Changes In Equity...75 Learning Objectives...75 Introduction...75 Historical Foundations of Financial Accounting...75 The Users of Financial Accounting Information...77 Regulation and Standards in Financial Accounting Conceptual Framework of Financial Reporting...82 Accounting Methods: Cash Versus Accrual...85 Recording and Compiling Financial Accounting Data Income Statement Basics...90 Revenues...92 Expenses...95 Operating Income...99 Nonoperating Income Net Income Net Income Versus Cash Flow Income Statements of Investor-Owned Businesses Statement of Changes in Equity A Look Ahead: Using Income Statement Data in Financial Statement Analysis Key Concepts Questions...111
5 Detailed Contents ix Problems Resources Chapter 4. The Balance Sheet and Statement of Cash Flows Learning Objectives Introduction Assets Liabilities Net Assets (Equity) Fund Accounting Statement of Cash Flows Balance Sheet Transactions Another Look Ahead: Using Balance Sheet Data in Financial Statement Analysis Key Concepts Questions Problems Resources Part III Managerial Accounting Chapter 5. Organizational Costing and Profit Analysis... The Basics of Managerial Accounting... Cost Classifications: Fixed and Variable... Cost Behavior... Cost Classifications: Semi-Fixed... Profit (CVP) Analysis... Breakeven Analysis... Operating Leverage... Profit Analysis in a Discounted Fee-for-Service Environment... Profit Analysis in a Capitated Environment... The Impact of Cost Structure on Financial Risk... Chapter 6. Departmental Costing and Cost Allocation... Direct Versus Indirect (Overhead) Costs... Introduction to Cost Allocation... Cost Allocation Basics... Cost Allocation Methods... Direct Method Illustration... Changing to a More Effective Cost Driver...
6 x Detailed Contents Step-Down Method Illustration... Activity-Based Costing... Final Thoughts on Cost Allocation... Chapter 7. Service Line Costing and Pricing... Healthcare Providers and the Power to Set Prices... Price Setting Strategies... Target Costing... Setting Prices on Individual Services... Setting Prices Under Capitation... Setting Managed Care Plan Premium Rates... Using Relative Value Units to Set Prices... Making Service Decisions (Contract Analysis)... Chapter 8. Planning and Budgeting... The Planning Process... Operational Planning... Introduction to Budgeting... Budget Timing and Other Issues... Budget Types... Constructing a Simple Operating Budget... Variance Analysis... Part IV Basic Financial Management Concepts Chapter 9. Time Value Analysis... Time Lines... Future Value of a Lump Sum (Compounding)... Present Value of a Lump Sum (Discounting)... Opportunity Costs... Solving for Interest Rate and Time... Annuities... Perpetuities... Uneven Cash Flow Streams... Using Time Value Analysis to Measure Return on Investment (ROI)... Semiannual and Other Compounding Periods... Amortized Loans...\ Financial Risk and Required Return... The Many Faces of Financial Risk... Introduction to Financial Risk...
7 Detailed Contents xi Risk Aversion... Probability Distributions... Expected and Realized Rates of Return... Stand-Alone Risk... Portfolio Risk and Return... Measuring the Risk of Investments Held in Portfolios... The Relationship Between Component and Portfolio Betas... Relevance of the Risk Measures... Interpretation of the Risk Measures... The Relationship Between Risk and Required Return... Chapter 10. Financial Risk and Required Return... Learning Objectives... Introduction... The Many Faces of Financial Risk... Introduction to Financial Risk... Risk Aversion... Probability Distributions... Expected and Realized Rates of Return... Stand-Alone Risk... Portfolio Risk and Return... Measuring the Risk of Investments Held in Portfolios... The Relationship Between Component and Portfolio Betas.. Relevance of the Risk Measures... Interpretation of the Risk Measures... The Relationship Between Risk and Required Return... Key Concepts... Questions... Problems... Resources... Part V Long-Term Financing... Chapter 11. Long-Term Debt Financing... The Cost of Money... Common Long-Term Debt Instruments... Debt Contracts... Credit Ratings... Credit Enhancement...
8 xii Detailed Contents Interest Rate Components... The Term Structure of Interest Rates... Economic Factors That Influence Interest Rate Levels... Debt Valuation... Chapter 12. Equity Financing and Securities Markets... Equity in For-Profit Businesses... Types of Common Stock... Procedures for Selling New Common Stock... The Market for Common Stock... Regulation of Securities Markets... The Investment Banking Process... Equity in Not-for-Profit Corporations... Common Stock Valuation... Security Market Equilibrium... Informational Efficiency... The Risk/Return Trade-Off... Chapter 13. Capital Structure and the Cost of Capital... Capital Structure Basics... Impact of Debt Financing on Accounting Risk and Return.. Capital Structure Theory... Identifying the Optimal Capital Structure in Practice 454 Not-for-Profit Businesses... Using the Target Capital Structure... Cost of Capital Basics... Cost of Debt Capital... Cost of Equity Capital... The Corporate Cost of Capital... Cost of Capital Estimation for Small Businesses... An Economic Interpretation of the Corporate Cost of Capital... Part VI Capital Investment Decisions Chapter 14. The Basics of Capital Budgeting... Project Classifications... The Role of Financial Analysis in Healthcare Capital Budgeting... Overview of Capital Budgeting Financial Analysis... Cash Flow Estimation...
9 Detailed Contents xiii Cash Flow Estimation Example... Breakeven Analysis... Return on Investment (Profitability) Analysis... Some Final Thoughts on Breakeven and Profitability Analyses... Capital Budgeting in Not-for-Profit Businesses... The Post-Audit... Using Capital Budgeting Techniques in Other Contexts... Chapter 15. Project Risk Analysis... Types of Project Risk... Relationships Among Stand-Alone, Corporate, and Market Risk... Risk Analysis Illustration... Sensitivity Analysis... Scenario Analysis... Monte Carlo Simulation... Qualitative Risk Assessment... Incorporating Risk into the Decision Process... Making the Final Decision... Adjusting Cash Outflows for Risk... Divisional Costs of Capital... An Overview of the Capital Budgeting Decision Process... Capital Rationing... Part VII Other Topics... Chapter 16. Revenue Cycle and Current Accounts Management... An Overview of Short-Term Financial Management... Cash Management... The Cash Budget... Marketable Securities Management... Long-Term Securities Management... The Revenue Cycle and Receivables Management... Supply Chain Management... Short-Term Financing... Chapter 17. Financial Condition Analysis... Financial Statement Analysis... Financial Ratio Analysis... Tying the Financial Ratios Together: Du Pont Analysis...
10 xiv Detailed Contents Other Analytical Techniques... Operating Indicator Analysis... Limitations of Financial Ratio and Operating Indicator Analyses... Economic Value Added (EVA)... Benchmarking... Key Performance Indicators and Dashboards... Glossary... Index... About the Author...
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