Adjusted Patient Days and Pharmacy Cost or Hours per Adjusted Day
Adjusted patient days by the federal worksheet: inpatient days plus outpatient revenue divided by the revenue per inpatient day.
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Example
- Inpatient days
- 30000
- Gross inpatient revenue
- 240000000 USD
- Gross outpatient revenue
- 160000000 USD
- Pharmacy worked hours
- 60000
- Drug expense
- 9000000 USD
Result: 50,000 adjusted patient days: 30,000 inpatient days plus 20,000 for outpatient workload (40% of gross patient revenue). Drug expense $180.00 per adjusted day. Pharmacy worked hours 1.200 per adjusted day.
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What you enter
- Inpatient days
- Gross inpatient revenue
- Gross outpatient revenue
- Pharmacy worked hours (optional)
- Drug expense (optional)
How this is calculated
Citation
HUD Handbook 4615.1 REV-1, Appendix 1, Adjusted Patient Days Calculation: the worksheet Patient Days Adjusted for Outpatient Workload, lines 1 to 7 (inpatient days plus gross outpatient revenue divided by revenue per inpatient day). Read the source ↗
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