chapter 12 question 9 of financial management of healthcare organizations 4th edition

Activity-based costing. Referring to Exhibit and 3,000 visits for an initial, regular, and intensive visit, respectively, the number of visits was 3,000, 5,000, and 2,000. Assume that the costs associated with intake, new visits medical records, and billing do not change in number or distribution. a. Would there be a change in the overhead cost per visit of an initial visit using either 9. 12.10, suppose that instead of 2,000, 5,000, the conventional or ABC methods? Would there be a change in the total overhead cost of initial visits using either the conventional or ABC methods? b. Activity-based costing. Referring to Exhibit and 3,000 visits for an initial, regular, and intensive visit, respectively, the number of visits was 3,000, 5,000, and 2,000. Assume that the costs associated with intake, new visits medical records, and billing do not change in number or distribution. a. Would there be a change in the overhead cost per visit of an initial visit using either 9. 12.10, suppose that instead of 2,000, 5,000, the conventional or ABC methods? Would there be a change in the total overhead cost of initial visits using either the conventional or ABC methods? b