Consider the following financial statements for BestCare HMO, a not$-$for$-$profit managed care plan:BestCare HMO Statement of Operations and Change in Net Assets, Year Ended June $30,2015($in thousands$)$

$\backslash$table$[[$Revenue:$],[$Premiums earned,$$26,682],[$Coinsurance$,1,689],[$Interest and other income,$242],[$Total revenues,$\backslash$bar $($$$28,613)],[$Expenses:$],[$Salaries and benefits,$$15,154],[$Medical supplies and drugs,$7,507],[$Insurance$,3,963],[$Provision for bad debts,$19],[$Depreciation$,367],[$Interest$,385],[$Total expenses,$$27,395],[$Net income,$\backslash$bar $($$$1,218)],[$Net assets, beginning of year,$$,900],[$Net assets, end of year,$$2,118]]$

$\backslash$table$[[\backslash$table$[[$BestCare HMO Balance Sheet,$],[$June $30,2015($in thousands$)]]],[$Assets:$,],[$Cash and cash equivalents,$$2,737],[$Net premiums receivable,$821],[$Supplies$,387],[$Total current assets,$\backslash$bar $($S$3,945)],[$Net property and equipment,$\backslash$bar $($S$5,924)],[$Total assets,$\backslash$bar $($S$9,869)],[$Liabilities and Net Assets:,$],[$Accounts payable$-$medical services,$$2,145],[$Accrued expenses,$929],[$Notes payable,$141],[$Current portion of long$-$term debt,$241],[$Total current liabilities,$$3,456],[$Long$-$term debt,$$4,295],[$Total liabilitics,$$7,751],[$Net assets $($equity$),$$$2,118],[$Total liabilities and net assets,$$9,869]]$