4. 1 case overview Sunrise Health recently lost a substantial insurance plan contract that translated into an approximate 30% lossin revenue and a 2% lossin total market share. Sunrise Health executives would like to explore additional emergency services to increase strategic position in a Las Vegas market.
5. 2 strategic positioning Potential Service Areas SWOT Analysis Results Projected Utilization Competitor Analysis Mission & Vision Links Type of Facility
11. s w Mountain View Hospital is profitable Corporate branding image they carry Location of facilities Substantial loss of managed care contracts SUNRISE HEALTH Population growth in both North and South Las Vegas market Higher income group in North Las Vegas Valley Health controls 40% of Inpatient market share Increasing uninsured population State of the U.S. economy for capital ventures o t
12. s w Mountain View Hospital is profitable Corporate branding image they carry Location of facilities Substantial loss of managed care contracts SUNRISE HEALTH Population growth in both North and South Las Vegas market Higher income group in North Las Vegas Valley Health controls 40% of Inpatient market share Increasing uninsured population State of the U.S. economy for capital ventures o t
20. mission and vision links Community Position Strategy Patients first Improving local operations through efficient use of resources Investing in our community Focusing on leading hospitals in core communities 1 2 3 4
38. revenue assumptions Years 2011-2019 projected visits were calculated using a growth rate equal to the average population growth rate of Las Vegas between 2002 – 2007. This rate was 5%. A conservative market share of 15% of projected Emergency Room visits was used. Average billed charges were calculated using data reported by Florida hospitals. Average billed charges were divided by average number of visits to get average billed charges. This number was $1863. Percent of billed charges paid was calculated using hospital data from UNLV research. Data on Clark County hospitals operating revenue was averaged and divided by averaged billed charges for those facilities. This number came to be 25%.
39. revenue assumptions Years 2011-2019 projected visits were calculated using a growth rate equal to the average population growth rate of Las Vegas between 2002 – 2007. This rate was 5%. A conservative market share of 15% of projected Emergency Room visits was used. Average billed charges were calculated using data reported by Florida hospitals. Average billed charges were divided by average number of visits to get average billed charges. This number was $1863. Percent of billed charges paid was calculated using hospital data from UNLV research. Data on Clark County hospitals operating revenue was averaged and divided by averaged billed charges for those facilities. This number came to be 25%.
41. expense assumptions Salary increased at a rate of 3% annually with 30% benefits package. Physician contract costs increased at a rate of 2% annually. Depreciation expense for the building was determined by depreciating it linearly over 30 years. Depreciation expense for equipment was determined using the AHA depreciation table and anything with a cost over $5,000 dollars was depreciated. Utilities were calculated per square foot using data specific to Nevada from the Whitestone Building Operations Cost Reference Guide for 2007-2008. Real estate taxes were calculated by using the millage rate for our area and the method provided by the Clark County Tax Assessors Office.