Write your impression and or comment about the assets, liabilities, net worth, revenues, etc. found on your balance sheet. Would you prefer more details? Yes or No? Explain your reasoning.
Do you think the balance sheet you have posted/reported gives you useful information? Why or Why not? How do you think it could be improved? Explain your reasoning.
Refer to Chapter 5: What do you believe the proportion of revenues from different sources is for any healthcare organization?Do you believe this proportion (payer mix) will change in the future? Why?Explain your reasoning.
Homework Answers
Yes, i would more details than what are disclosed here in the financial statements because there is no clear bifurcation of the assets. Because one cannot come upon a conclusion about the position of the company by directly having a look at the total assets. Clear conclusion can be drawn only after analysing the assets individually.
We can improve the presentation of the above balance sheet by expanding the groups or else we can go for schedules individually for each of the groups.
As no information is provided regarding chapter 5 , there is no scope for answering the last question.
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2) Write your impression and or comment about the assets,
liabilities, net worth, revenues, etc. found on your balance sheet.
Would you prefer more details? Yes or No? Explain your
reasoning.
3) Do you think the balance sheet you have posted/reported gives
you useful information? Why or Why not? How do you think it could
be improved? Explain your reasoning.
4) What do you believe the proportion of revenues from different
sources is for any healthcare organization?Do you believe this...
With attached healthcare-related balance sheet: 1. Write your impressions and or comments about the assets, liabilities,...
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1. Write your impressions and or comments about the assets,
liabilities, and net worth found on the balance sheet.
2. Would you have preferred more detail in this balance
statement? If so, why?
Instructed to just use the 2 pages pictured
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2) Write your impression and or comment about the assets,
liabilities, net worth, revenues, etc. found on your balance sheet.
Would you prefer more details? Yes or No? Explain your
reasoning.
3) Do you think the balance sheet you have posted/reported gives
you useful information? Why or Why not? How do you think it could
be improved? Explain your reasoning.
4) What do you believe the proportion of revenues from different
sources is for any healthcare organization?Do you believe this...
With attached healthcare-related balance sheet:
1. Write your impressions and or comments about the assets,
liabilities, and net worth found on the balance sheet.
2. Would you have preferred more detail in this balance
statement? If so, why?
Instructed to just use the 2 pages pictured
Metropolis Health stem's Financial S) Statements and 3-A ts from Notes Metropolis Health System Balance Sheet March 31, 20X3 and 20X2 Current Assets $1,150,000 825,000 8,700,000 (1,300,000) 150,000 900,000 200,000 Cash and cash equivalents...
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