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Charitable Contributions and Debts

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CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS AND DEBTS 2

1. How the Revenue Mix Compare With the Revenue Blend of The Not-For-Profit

Entity, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital (ALSAC).

The revenue mix provided in this case study as compared with the revenue blend of the

not-for-profit entity is a clear illustration that all the revenues and expenditures are in the balance

as is the case with their revenue blond. They also break even at a point, thus indicating that the

not-for-profit entity, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital (ALSAC) is operating at a breakeven

point. However, it is expected that the revenues exceed the expenses to make the extra fund

available for expansion and finance emergencies (Finkler & Ward, 2014). All the revenue mix of

the healthcare facility are in line with its revenue blend.

The revenue blend also confirms that the not-for-profit entity, St. Jude Children’s

Research Hospital (ALSAC) has multiple sources of revenue. From its outpatient and inpatient

services, the healthcare facility has managed to come out as a key player in the healthcare sector.

It also indicates that the healthcare institution has failed to manage its revenue mix and has only

relied on the available sources of revenue to finance its operations and procedures.

The latest SEC filing of the healthcare facility is in agreement with the reported revenue

mix. The changes in the two different financial statements are insignificant to the extent that they

cannot bear any financial impact on the healthcare organization. The patient service revenue of

the healthcare facility differs as reported in the revenue mix and the SEC filings because of the

differences in discounts and contractual allowances that relate to the provision of services to

patients. The amount of revenue that the healthcare facility has reported about insurance

premiums also is different in the two financial reports (Finkler & Ward, 2014). The charge on

capitation that yields capitation revenue is also showing a significant change as noted in the SEC

filings and the revenue mix of the company as well as its revenue blend.

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Running Head: CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS AND DEBTS Charitable Contributions and Debts Student’s Name Institution of Affiliation Course Date 1 CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS AND DEBTS 1. 2 How the Revenue Mix Compare With the Revenue Blend of The Not-For-Profit Entity, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital (ALSAC). The revenue mix provided in this case study as compared with the revenue blend of the not-for-profit entity is a clear illustration that all the revenues and expenditures are in the balance as is the case with their revenue blond. They also break even at a point, thus indicating that the not-for-profit entity, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital (ALSAC) is operating at a breakeven point. However, it is expected that the revenues exceed the expenses to make the extra fund available for expansion and finance emergencies (Finkler & Ward, 2014). All the revenue mix of the healthcare facility are in line with its revenue blend. The revenue blend also confirms that the not-for-profit entity, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital (ALSAC) has multiple sources of revenue. From its outpatient and inpatient services, the healthcare facility has managed to come out as a key player in the healthcare sector. It also indicates that the healthcare institution has failed to manage its revenue mix and has only relied on the available sources of revenue to finance its operations and procedures. The latest SEC filing of the healthcare facility is in agreement with the reported ...
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