JOINT ANNUAL REPORT OF AMBULATORY SURGICAL TREATMENT CENTERS Schedule A - Identification
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1 TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division of Health Statistics 4 th Floor, Cordell Hull Building 425 5th Avenue North Nashville, TN Telephone: (615) Fax: (615) JOINT ANNUAL REPORT OF AMBULATORY SURGICAL TREATMENT CENTERS 2007 Schedule A - Identification According to the Department of Health Rules and Regulations Section , a yearly statistical report, the Joint Annual Report of Ambulatory Surgical Treatment Centers, shall be submitted to the Department. Please read all information carefully before completing your Joint Annual Report with data for the year specified above. Please complete all items, using 0 (zero) when appropriate and checking all appropriate checkboxes. Check all computations, especially where a total is required. Any items which appear to be inconsistent will be queried. Facilities will be reported to the Board for Licensing Health Care Facilities for failure to timely file a report or respond to queries. Facility Name Preparer Reporting Period Street City State Phone (include area code) Administrator Zip Code July 1, 2006 through June 30, 2007 (All facilities are requested to report based on this twelve month period.) If unable to report based on above dates, Beginning (mm/dd/yyyy) provide beginning and ending dates (used for all utilization and financial data): Ending (mm/dd/yyyy) Schedule B - Accreditation/Certification Certifications TennCare Provider (check all that apply) Medicare Provider Accreditation Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations Classification (check one) Schedule C - Classification Choose the classification that best describes the facility. Surgical Clinic EENT Clinic Dental Clinic Maternity Clinic Plastic Surgery Type of Facility (check one) Free Standing Hospital Based Type of Program (check one) Multi Specialty Limited-Purpose PH-3292 (Rev08/07) RDA 1530 Schedules A, B, C
2 Schedule D - Availability and Utilization of Services Record zero where appropriate. Leave the item blank if the value is unknown. Check all computations where a total is required. Type of of Rooms on the last day of the reporting period Rooms Operating Rooms Type of Service Procedure Rooms Birthing Rooms Please check the column for each of the services the facility offers and indicate the number of patients and procedures for those services during the reporting period. of patients may include duplicates because the same patient may receive several of the services listed. Service (check all that apply) Acupuncture Endoscopy General Surgery Gynecology Obstetrics Ophthalmology Oral Surgery Orthopedics Otolaryngology Plastic Surgery Podiatry Urology Total (Total may be more than Total Unduplicated below.) Total of Procedures Total of Admissions/Discharges Total Unduplicated (The number of individual patients served during the reporting period. This may be less than Schedule D Total by Service above, but should agree with Schedule E Total Tennessee resident and Non-Tennessee resident patients.) Total Transferred to a Hospital for Admission Average of in Overnight Observation setting per month of of Procedures During This Reporting Period During This Reporting Period PH-3292 (Rev08/07) Page 2 Schedule D
3 Schedule E - Patient Characteristics Served During This Reporting Period Patient Residence, Tennessee Counties Record zero where appropriate. Leave the item blank if the value is unknown. Age Female Male Total 17 and under and older Total Enter the unduplicated number of patients from each geographical location. of of 1 Anderson 33 Hamilton 65 Morgan 2 Bedford 34 Hancock 66 Obion 3 Benton 35 Hardeman 67 Overton 4 Bledsoe 36 Hardin 68 Perry 5 Blount 37 Hawkins 69 Pickett 6 Bradley 38 Haywood 70 Polk 7 Campbell 39 Henderson 71 Putnam 8 Cannon 40 Henry 72 Rhea 9 Carroll 41 Hickman 73 Roane 10 Carter 42 Houston 74 Robertson 11 Cheatham 43 Humphreys 75 Rutherford 12 Chester 44 Jackson 76 Scott 13 Claiborne 45 Jefferson 77 Sequatchie 14 Clay 46 Johnson 78 Sevier 15 Cocke 47 Knox 79 Shelby 16 Coffee 48 Lake 80 Smith 17 Crockett 49 Lauderdale 81 Stewart 18 Cumberland 50 Lawrence 82 Sullivan 19 Davidson 51 Lewis 83 Sumner 20 Decatur 52 Lincoln 84 Tipton 21 DeKalb 53 Loudon 85 Trousdale 22 Dickson 54 McMinn 86 Unicoi 23 Dyer 55 NcNairy 87 Union 24 Fayette 56 Macon 88 Van Buren 25 Fentress 57 Madison 89 Warren 26 Franklin 58 Marion 90 Washington 27 Gibson 59 Marshall 91 Wayne 28 Giles 60 Maury 92 Weakley 29 Grainger 61 Meigs 93 White 30 Greene 62 Monroe 94 Williamson 31 Grundy 63 Montgomery 95 Wilson 32 Hamblen 64 Moore Unknown TN Total Tennessee Residents of PH-3292 (Rev08/07) Page 3 Schedule E
4 Patient Residence, Non- Tennessee Please record the number of Non-Tennessee resident patients from each state for patients who received services during the reporting period. State of State of 01 Alabama 25 Mississippi 04 Arkansas 26 Missouri 11 Georgia 34 North Carolina 18 Kentucky 47 Virginia 55 Other state or country Total Non-Tennessee Residents Total Residents (Tennessee Residents plus Non-Tennessee Residents)* * Total Residents should match Total from the Utilization of Services section (Schedule D) and from the of Served section (Schedule E). Schedule F - Financial Data Record zero (0) where appropriate. Leave the item blank if the value is unknown. Do not include revenue related losses. Round figures to the nearest dollar. Gross patient revenues are charges for patient care rendered during the reporting period. Adjustments to revenue are estimated additional receipts or required refund amounts due to estimated final settlements established by regulations or contracts. Adjustments to previous years revenue, such as Medicare or TennCare prior adjustments, should be reported as other revenue, not as current year adjustments. Net patient revenues are estimated net realizable fees charged to patients. Revenues Gross Patient Adjustments to Net Patient Source Revenue Revenue Revenue Government Medicare $ $ $ TennCare $ $ $ Other $ $ $ Total $ $ $ Expenses (exclude depreciation) Non- Government Self-Pay $ (record adjustments Insurance $ below) Other $ $ Bad Debt (uncompensated care for which the facility directly billed the patient and for which the $ patient should reasonably be expected to pay) Charity Care (services provided to medically needy persons for which the facility does not $ expect payment) Total $ $ $ Total (Sum of Government Total + Non-Government Total) $ $ $ Type Payroll: Include salaries for all full-time and part-time personnel who are included in Schedule G. $ Fringe Benefits: Social security, group insurance, retirement benefit, etc. $ Other Operating Expenses: Expenses for all contract staff, professional fees, energy expense (oil, natural gas, electricity, etc.), and all other operating $ expenses. Non-operating Expenses: Expenses for interest, taxes, real estate lease expenses, and other non-operating expenses. $ Total $ Amount PH-3292 (Rev08/07) Page 4 Schedules E, F
5 Schedule G - Personnel Please indicate the number of personnel on the last day of the reporting period. Record zero (0) where appropriate. Leave the item blank if the value is unknown. Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) = number of hours worked by part-time employees per week/40 hours per week. For example, three Registered Nurses, each working 20 hours a week, the FTE would be (3x20)/40=1.5. For two medical records employees, one working 10 hours per week and the other working 15 hours per week, the FTE would be (10+15)/40=.63. Type of Employee Nurses Type Full-Time Part-Time in FTE Administrator Medical Director Financial Physicians (M.D. & D.O) Dentists Nursing (R.N., L.P.N. & Ancillary Nursing) Certified Nurse Anesthetists Medical Records Other Total (Personnel referenced in Schedule F, Payroll) Registered Highest Education Level Diploma Associate Bachelors Masters Doctorate Total Currently Employed (in FTE) of Budgeted Vacancies to Be Added In the Next 12 Months to Be Eliminated in the Next 12 Months Clinical Admin. Advanced Practice Licensed Practical Category Currently Employed (in FTE) Nurse Practitioner Clinical Nurse Specialist Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist Total of Budgeted Vacancies of Budgeted Vacancies to Be Added in the Next 12 Months to Be Added in the Next 12 Months to Be Eliminated in the Next 12 Months Primary Role ( of Positions) Clinical Admin. to Be Eliminated in the Next 12 Months PH-3292 (Rev08/07) Page 5 Schedule G
6 Nurses (continued) Medical Specialty Recruitment Contract Category Registered Nurses Licensed Practical Nurses Certified Nurse Aides Other - Specify: Other - Specify: Category Registered Nurses Licensed Practical Nurses Certified Nurses Aides Currently Employed (in FTE) of Contract Personnel Schedule H Medical Staff Added in the Last 12 Months to Be Added in the Next 12 Months Average Time Required to Recruit to Be Eliminated in the Next 12 Months Include all medical staff with privileges to practice at the facility, whether considered active or associate. Active: employed and practicing at the facility. Associate: has privileges to practice at the facility but is not employed at the facility. Specialty of Medical Staff of Medical Staff who are Board Certified Abdominal Surgery Anesthesiology Cardiovascular Surgery Colon and Rectal Surgery Gastroenterology General Surgery Hand Surgery Head and Neck Surgery Neurological Surgery Obstetrics Obstetrics and Gynecology Oncology Ophthalmology Orthopedic Surgery Pediatric Surgery Plastic Surgery Podiatry Thoracic Surgery Urological Surgery Other Total Administrator s Declaration Date (mm/dd/yyyy) I, the administrator, declare that I have examined this report and to the best of my knowledge and belief, it is true, correct, and complete. PH 3292 (Rev08/07) Schedules G, H Page 6
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