As a follow-up to the previous Practice Exercise, new assumptions are as follows: 1. Your unit’s gross charges for the period to date amount to $200,000. 2. The uniform gross charge for each procedure in your unit is $100. 3. The unit receives revenue from four major payers. The number of procedures performed for the period totals 2,000. Of that total, the number of procedures per payer (stated as a percentage) is as follows: Payer 1 = 30% Payer 2 = 40% Payer 3 = 20% Payer 4 = 10% 4. The following contractual payment arrangements are in effect for the current period. The percentage of the gross charge that is currently paid by each payer is as follows: Payer 1 = 80% [Medicare] Payer 2 = 70% [Commercial managed care plans] Payer 3 = 50% [Medicaid] Payer 4 = 90% [Self-pay] Q: How many procedures are attributed to each payer? Q: How much is the net revenue per procedure for each payer, and how much is the contractual allowance per procedure for each payer? Q: How much is the total net revenue for each payer, and how much is the total contractual allowance for each payer? As a follow-up to the previous Practice Exercise, new assumptions are as follows: 1. Your unit’s gross charges for the period to date amount to $200,000. 2. The uniform gross charge for each procedure in your unit is $100. 3. The unit receives revenue from four major payers. The number of procedures performed for the period totals 2,000. Of that total, the number of procedures per payer (stated as a percentage) is as follows: Payer 1 = 30% Payer 2 = 40% Payer 3 = 20% Payer 4 = 10% 4. The following contractual payment arrangements are in effect for the current period. The percentage of the gross charge that is currently paid by each payer is as follows: Payer 1 = 80% [Medicare] Payer 2 = 70% [Commercial managed care plans] Payer 3 = 50% [Medicaid] Payer 4 = 90% [Self-pay] Q: How many procedures are attributed to each payer? Q: How much is the net revenue per procedure for each payer, and how much is the contractual allowance per procedure for each payer? Q: How much is the total net revenue for each payer, and how much is the total contractual allowance for each payer?