The price of the service will be set at $65 per visit. One full-time nurse position can provide a maximum of 120 one-hour visits
per month. If the service is contracted, the agency plans to pay the contract nurses at the
rate of $45 per visit including the cost of supplies. If the agency hires the nurses, the monthly salary will be $4,000 and the
agency plans on spending an average of $10 per client per visit for supplies.
Regardless of the method of service delivery (direct or contract) and regardless
of the number of nurses hired, the agency plans to charge (allocate)
$4,000 per month in indirect costs to the visiting nurse program.
Compute four annualized BEPs assuming the following: (1) the service is
contracted, (2) one full-time nurse is hired, (3) two full-time nurses are hired, and
(4) three full-time nurses are hired. What are the four BEPs? Why do these BEPs
differ?
per month. If the service is contracted, the agency plans to pay the contract nurses at the
rate of $45 per visit including the cost of supplies. If the agency hires the nurses, the monthly salary will be $4,000 and the
agency plans on spending an average of $10 per client per visit for supplies.
Regardless of the method of service delivery (direct or contract) and regardless
of the number of nurses hired, the agency plans to charge (allocate)
$4,000 per month in indirect costs to the visiting nurse program.
Compute four annualized BEPs assuming the following: (1) the service is
contracted, (2) one full-time nurse is hired, (3) two full-time nurses are hired, and
(4) three full-time nurses are hired. What are the four BEPs? Why do these BEPs
differ?