Important Formulas for Key Ratios: 100 52
These ratios are used to quickly determine the financial status of an organization
or a person. Such as:
$ 177,626
a. Number of Revenue Days in the Accounts Receivable of an organization -
AR/(Net Patient Revenue/365) =
days (round to whole #)
Net/
b. Operating Margin-
Net Operating Margin/Total Operating Revenue =
whole #)
% (round to
me notice is negative
for answer
c. Days of Cash on Hand-
Round to
(Cash + Short Term Investments)/((Operating Expense-depreciation)/365) =
days (round to whole #)
d. Debt Service Coverage Ratio -
Net Income/Long Term Debt =
% (rounded to .10)

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