Regis Place is a health-care facility that has been allocating
its overhead costs to patients based on number of patient days. The
facilities overhead costs total $3,620,400 per year and the
facility (which operates monthly at capacity) has a total of 60
beds available. (Assume a 360-day year.) The facility’s accountant
is considering a new overhead allocation method using the following
information.
Rooms are cleaned daily: laundry for rooms is done, on average, every other day.
a. How many patient days are available at Regis Place?
b. What is the overhead rate per patient day? (Round to the nearest dollar.)
c. Using the individual cost drivers, what is the overhead rate for each type of cost? (Round to the nearest dollar.)
d. Assume a patient stayed at Regis Place for six days. The patient was in a single room & required 30 hrs. of physical therapy. What overhead cost would be assigned to this patient under the current method of overhead allocation? What overhead cost would be assigned to this patient under the ABC method of overhead allocation?
e. Assume a patient stayed at Regis Place for 6 days. The patient was in a double room & did not require any physical therapy. What overhead cost would be assigned to this patient under the current method of overhead allocation? What overhead cost would be assigned to this patient under the ABC method of overhead allocation?
How many patient days are available at Regis Place?
360 x 60 = 21,600 patient
days
What is the overhead rate per patient day? (Round to the nearest
dollar.)
$3,620,400 / 21,600 =
$168
Using the individual cost drivers, what is the overhead rate for
each type of cost? (Round to the nearest dollar.)
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Activity
Cost
Driver
Rate
Rooms(Dep. etc.) $504,000 # of
rooms
$40
(504,000 / 360)/35
Laundary
$151,200 # of
beds
$7
151,200/21,600
Nursing Care
$1,314,000 # of nurse-hours annually $30
$1,314,000 / 43,800
Physical Therapy $960,000 # of
hours of Rehab
$1,200
$960,000 / 800
General
Services $691,200 #
of patient days
$32
$691,200 / 21,600
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Assume a patient stayed at Regis Place for six days. The patient
was in a single room & required 30 hrs. of physical
therapy.
What overhead cost would be assigned to this patient under the
current method of overhead allocation?
$168
x 6 days = $1,008
What cost would be assigned to this patient under the ABC method of
overhead allocation?
Room
$40 x 6
= $240
Laundary $7
x 6
= $42
Nursing $1,314,000x6/21,600 = $365
Physical Therapy $1,200 x
30 = $36,000
(check Rehb. hours
800 or 8,000)
General Services $32 x
6 =
$192
Total
$36,839
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Assume a patient stayed at Regis Place for 6 days. The patient was
in a double room & did not require any physical therapy.
What overhead cost would be assigned to this patient under the
current method of overhead allocation?
$168
x 6 days = $1,008
What overhead cost would be assigned to this patient under the ABC
method of overhead allocation?
Room
$20 x 6
= $120
Laundary $7
x 6
= $42
Nursing $1,314,000x6/21,600 = $365
General
Services $32 x
6 =
$192
Total
$719
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