Less than 3,000 cases per year
• Employee salary and wages: 25 percent
• Taxes and benefits: 5.1 percent
• Occupancy costs: 9.5 percent
• Medical and surgical: 19.9 percent
• Other medical costs: 0.6 percent
• Insurance: 0.7 percent
• General and administrative: 27.1 percent
• Total operating expenses: 82.4 percent
3,000 to 5,999 cases per year
• Employee salary and wages: 22.5 percent
• Taxes and benefits: 4.8 percent
• Occupancy costs: 7.8 percent
• Medical and surgical: 23.1 percent
• Other medical costs: 0.8 percent
• Insurance: 0.7 percent
• General and administrative: 20.6 percent
• Total operating expenses: 80.1 percent
More than 5,999 cases per year
• Employee salary and wages: 21.5 percent
• Taxes and benefits: 5 percent
• Occupancy costs: 6 percent
• Medical and surgical: 20.1 percent
• Other medical costs: 1.2 percent
• Insurance: 0.6 percent
• General and administrative: 14.4 percent
• Total operating expenses: 64.8 percent
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