Your department head wants you to perform a cost analysis and provide data to the CFO next week. The budget information below comes directly from your accounting department and the figures are correct, however you know that your CFO's time is important and she often asks for ratios that are not calculated by your accounting department.

Your department head has challenged you to present common ratios as he wants to mentor you for a potential assistant director position. Your figures need to be specific and accurate. Since you do not know "exactly" which figures to present, you decided to cover the Eight Basic Ratios Used in Health Care. This way, you can answer any question intelligently.

1. Use the data listed below to calculate (show your work) each of the Eight Basic Ratios Used in Health Care.
2. Explain for each ratio what your answer means to the company. (You should have 8 explanations.)

• Current Assets = $18,000,542.00
• Current Liabilities = $12,240,543.00
• Cash & Cash Equivalents (combined) = $8,150,785.32
• Cash (separate from Cash Equivalents) = $3,265,254.12
• Net Receivables = $9,458,236.89
• Unrestricted Cash = $1,285,562.23
• Cash Operation Expenses = $600,542.14
• Net Credit Revenues = $4,120,563.12
• Change in Unrestricted Net Assets = $2,250,456.00
• Yearly Interest = $152,953.23
• Depreciation = $526,423.12
• Amortization = $118, 430.00
• Maximum Annual Debt Service = $2,292,456.12
• Total Liabilities = $14,230,230.56
• Unrestricted Fund Balances = $1,978,234.39
• Operating Income = $9,256,456.13
• Total Operating Revenues = $10,456,235.65
• EBIT = $12,120,456.45
• Total Assets = $18,000,542.00