Determine the below ratios for 2011 and 2012 and compare the Hospitals financial performance year to year based on those ratios. Make sure you explain what each ratio measures
Return on Net Assets
Cash Flow to Debt
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS:
Cash Flows from Operating Activities:
2012
2011
Cash received from patient
services
$3783
$2590
Cash paid to employees and
suppliers
(3684)
(2541)
Interest
paid
(16)
(14)
Interest
earned
13
6
Net Cash from
Operations
$96
$41
Cash Flows from Investing Activities:
Purchase of Property and Equipment ($25) ($19)
Securities
Purchase
($35)
($15)
Net Cash from Investing
Activities
($60)
($34)
Cash Flows from Financing
Activities:
Contributions
10
6
Repayment of long-term
debt
(13)
(0)
Net cash from financing
activities
($3)
($6)
Net increase (decrease) in cash and
equivalents
($33)
($13)
Cash and equivalents, beginning of
year
$41
$28
Cash and equivalents, end of
year
$74
$41
Revenues
2012
2011
Patient Service
Revenue
$4042
$2687
Provision for bad debts
$46
$21
Net Patient Service
Revenue
$3996
$2666
Other operating
revenue
$27
$32
Total
Revenues
$4023
$2698
Expenses:
Salaries and
benefits
$2714
$1835
Supplies and
drugs
1042
675
Insurance
90
83
Depreciation
21
15
Interest
16
19
Total
expenses
$3883
$2627
Operating
Income
$140
$71
Non-operating Income:
Contributions
$10
$22
Investment
income
13
6
Total Non-operating
income
$23___
28____
Net income (excess of revenues
over
expenses)
$163
$99
ASSETS
2012
2011
Current Assets:
Cash and cash equivalents
$74
$41
Shor-term
investments
$147
$137
Accounts receivable,
net
727
476
Inventories
27__
22___
Total Current
Assets
$975__
$676__
Investments
125___
$100____
Property and Equipment:
Medical and office
equipment
$56
$54
Vehicles
70__
47___
Total
$126
$101
Less: Accumulated
Depreciation
(45)
(24)
Net Property
Equipment
$81
$77
Total
Assets
$1181
$853
LIABILITIES AND EQUITY
Current
Liabilities:
Notes
payable
$13
$13
Accounts
Payable
40
21
Accrued
expenses
496
337
Total Current
Liabilities
$541
$371
Long term
debt
$154__
$167_
Total Liabilities
$703
$538
Equity (Net
Assets)
$478
$315
Total Liabilities and
equity
$1181
$853
Return on net assets 2012 = Net Income/(Fixed assets + NWC)
= 163/(81+975-541) = 31.65%
2011 =99/(77+676-371) = 25.92%
The RONA ratio explains the efficiency of the company with regard to net assets in use. Since this ratio has increased, it implies that the firm has put its net assets to better use to earn profits.
Cash flow to debt 2012 = Cash flow from operations/Total debt
= 96/ 703= 13.66
2011= 41/538 = 7.62
This ratio represents the ability of the firm to repay all its debt from cash from operations. A higher ratio indicates that the firm is in a better position to support its debt. Since this ratio has improved, the debt bearing capacity of the firm has also increased.
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