ASC income statement: 20 statistics for ASCs under 3k cases per year

 
Here are 20 statistics on ambulatory surgery center income statements for centers with fewer than 3,000 cases per year, according to the VMG Health Multi-Specialty Intellimarker.

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1. Gross charges: $13.6 million

2. Adjustments: -$9.3 million

3. Net revenue: $3.6 million

 

Operating Expenses:

4. Employee salary and wages: $936,000

5. Taxes and benefits: $209,000

6. Occupancy costs: $395,000

7. Medical and surgical: $867,000

8. Other medical costs: $27,000

9. Insurance: $27,000

10. Depreciation and amortization: $262,000

11. General and administrative bad debt: $50,000

12. Management fees: $196,000

13. Other G&A: $622,000

14. Total general and administrative: $930,000

15. Total operating expenses: $5.5 million

 

Operating Income:

16. Operating income: $1.5 million

17. Other income (expense): $5,000

18. Net interest expense: $50,000

19. Earnings before taxes: $1.4 million

 

20. EBITDA: $1.8 million

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