Less than 3,000 cases
• Employee salary and wages: $488.11
• Taxes and benefits: $97.60
• Occupancy costs: $184.58
• Medical and surgical: $352.65
• Other medical costs: $9.55
• Insurance: $13.02
• General and administrative: $333.48
• Total operating expenses: $1,479
3,000 to 5,999 cases
• Employee salary and wages: $354.74
• Taxes and benefits: $77.77
• Occupancy costs: $119.13
• Medical and surgical: $353.58
• Other medical costs: $11.28
• Insurance: $11.18
• General and administrative: $261.75
• Total operating expenses: $1,189.43
More than 5,999 cases
• Employee salary and wages: $317.30
• Taxes and benefits: $72.71
• Occupancy costs: $90.11
• Medical and surgical: $307.40
• Other medical costs: $21.63
• Insurance: $9.23
• General and administrative: $215.69
• Total operating expenses: $1,034.08
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