The document analyzes the financial viability of a community health center called Arroyo Fresco Community Center (AFCC) in producing a new service. It examines AFCC's strategy to finance, measure revenue, and expenses. AFCC has a net patient service revenue of $169,013 with total annual revenues of $186,092 and expenses of $168,232, resulting in a net income of $17,860. The document recommends that AFCC use its financial viability to improve existing services and create a new service. It suggests decreasing costs for the new service while increasing revenue to generate profit. Analyzing variances can improve performance and maintaining growth through different business dimensions.