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Healthcare Financial Management and Economics Week 4 Assignment Supply of Primary Care Workforce Scenario: Your hospital has an opportunity to participate with an Accountable Care Organization (ACO) contract with 20,000 ACO patients. The ACO patient population expects about 2,000 avoidable hospitalizations per year with a potential savings of $20 million, which will be shared as follows: 50% revenue to the insurer and 50% revenue to the hospital. The ACO patient population will require an average of six office visits per year, and 120,000 total office visits will need to be supplied by your primary care workforce. To prepare for this Assignment: Based on the scenario and financial data provided by the course Instructor, conduct a financial projection (revenues, expenses, and profit) that analyzes the efficiency of the supply of health services.

The Assignment:

In a 2- to 3-page Word document that includes tables and/or calculations, make

recommendations on the following: 1) number of physicians and nurse practitioners

needed; 2) reimbursement method: salary or fee-for-service; 3) recommendations for

financial incentives to address the challenges of supplier-induced demand and how to

ensure efficiency. Interpret the net profit from the ACO contract based on your

recommendations. Explain the rationale behind your recommendations, including the

impact made by your financial calculations.

Financial Data

ACO revenue:

Number of ACO patients 20,000

Potential savings:

Number of avoidable hospitalizations per patient 0.1

Total avoidable hospitalizations per year 2,000

Cost per avoidable hospitalization $10,000

Total cost of avoidable hospitalizations $20,000,000

Demand for healthcare/utilization:

Number of office visits per patient 6

Total office visits per year 120,000

Supply of workforce/expense:

Employed providers (salary)

Physician salary per year $200,000

Nurse practitioner salary per year $100,000

Contracted providers (fee-for-service)

Physician fee per visit $100

Nurse practitioner fee per visit $50

Productivity:

Physician visits per year 3,000

Nurse practitioner visits per year 2,000

Financial incentives:

Salary bonus to ensure efficiency 10%

Bonus fee per visit to ensure efficiency $1