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Which group primarily benefits from a for-profit healthcare organization's financial success?
Investors & Shareholders
Which factor is least likely to be considered a Social Determinant of Health (SDOH)?
Genetic code
Is the primary focus of the "Triple Aim" in healthcare to reduce operational costs while increasing profit margins?
False
What is the primary focus of the "Triple Aim" in healthcare?
Improving patient experience
What trend has been observed among large healthcare systems regarding mergers and acquisitions?
Focus on horizontal integration
Why might a hospital invest in outpatient services despite lower reimbursement rates compared to inpatient care?
Outpatient services reduce overall operational costs
Accrual-based accounting records revenue when:
The service is provided, regardless of when payment is received
If a healthcare system wants to evaluate its short-term financial stability, which ratio would be most helpful?
Liquidity Ratio
What is the primary function of the Balance Sheet in healthcare finance?
To report an organization's assets, liabilities, and equity
True or False: The majority of U.S. hospitals operate with double-digit profit margins.
False
If a hospital purchases an imaging machine and plans to spread the cost evenly over 10 years, what type of depreciation?
Straight Line Depreciation
Which regulation ensures hospitals provide emergency care regardless of a patient's ability to pay?
EMTALA
If a hospital merges with another facility to offer a broader range of services under one system, this is an example of:
Horizontal Integration and Vertical Integration
Why might a hospital benchmark its financial performance against peer institutions?
To compare operational efficiency and identify areas for improvement
What's the most likely reason a hospital would conduct a cost-benefit analysis before opening a new surgical wing?
To determine if expected benefits outweigh the financial investment
Which of these is a major consequence for hospitals that violate EMTALA regulations?
Significant financial penalties
A healthcare system consistently has more liabilities than assets. What financial health issue does this indicate?
Insolvency Risk
Form my lecture: what equation do I want you to remember?
Revenue - Expense = Profit/ Loss
What outdated technology is still commonly used in many healthcare systems today?
Fax
What is a key indicator of an organization's ability to cover its operational costs with its own revenue?
Operating Margin
What program provides healthcare to children in families that cannot afford private insurance but earn above FPL?
CHIP
What significant change did the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) introduce?
allowed dependents to stay on parents insurance til age of 26
Which type of insurance plan allows for both in-network and out-of-network care without requiring referrals?
PPO
What is the primary feature of a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO)?
Requires a primary care physician and referrals for specialists
What does the term "per member per month" (PMPM) refer to?
A reimbursement model based on the number of assigned patient