A private not-for-profit hospital provides services for patients without any health insurance. The standard charge for individuals
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A private not-for-profit hospital provides services for patients without any health insurance. The standard charge for individuals with some ability to pay is $700,000. The standard charge for individuals with no ability to pay is $300,000. How will the hospital report these two different groups of patients and the associated revenues?
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