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Steve Nelson CPA 《Administration and policy in mental health》1992,20(2):129-133
Some nonprofit mental health organizations are buying real estate in order to own service delivery sites and to provide housing for clients. Owning real estate generally requires long-term financing to conserve cash. This article explores tax exempt financing methods available to nonprofit mental health organizations. 相似文献
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George H. Pink PhD ; G. Mark Holmes PhD ; Cameron D''Alpe MSPH ; Lindsay A. Strunk BSPH ; Patrick McGee MSPH CPA ; Rebecca T. Slifkin PhD 《The Journal of rural health》2006,22(3):229-236
CONTEXT: There is a growing recognition of the need to measure and report hospital financial performance. However, there exists little comparative financial indicator data specifically for critical access hospitals (CAHs). CAHs differ from other hospitals on a number of dimensions that might affect appropriate indicators of performance, including differences in Medicare reimbursement, limits on bed size and average length of stay, and relaxed staffing rules. PURPOSE: To develop comparative financial indicators specifically designed for CAHs using Medicare cost report data. METHODS: A technical advisory group of individuals with extensive experience in rural hospital finance and operations provided advice to a research team from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Twenty indicators deemed appropriate for assessment of CAH financial condition were chosen and formulas determined. Issues 1 and 2 of the CAH Financial Indicators Report were mailed to the chief executive officers of 853 CAHs in the summer of 2004 and 1,092 CAHs in the summer of 2005, respectively. Each report included indicator values specifically for their CAH, indicator medians for peer groups, and an evaluation form. FINDINGS: Chief executive officers found the indicators to be useful and the underlying formulas to be appropriate. The multiple years of data provide snapshots of the industry as a whole, rather than trend data for a constant set of hospitals. CONCLUSIONS: The CAH Financial Indicators Report is a useful first step toward comparative financial indicators for CAHs. 相似文献
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Robert W. Glover Ph.D. Bruce L. Berger Linda A. Nelson CPA 《The journal of behavioral health services & research》1989,16(1):21-28
Through a process of negotiation between a community mental health centers association (CMHCA) and the state division of mental
health (DMH), a performance contracting system has created entrepreneurial freedom for the mental health centers while still
providing adequate controls by the DMH. 相似文献
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The 1989 Spring issue of the JMHA focuses on knowledge utilization strategies leading to successfulcollaborations among state and local mental health organizations. Prepared by state (or large county) directors/commissioners, five articles in this issue reveal how organizational design, incentives, performance contracting, organizational control strategies, decentralization, and consensus building contribute toimprovements in local mental health services. 相似文献
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