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Grandview Clinic has fixed costs of $2million and an average variables cost rate of $15 per visit. Its sole payer, an HMO, has proposed an annual capitation payment of $150 for each of its 20,000 members. past experience indicates the population served will average two visits per year. a) construct the base case projected P&L statement on the contract. b) sketch two CVP analysis graphs for the clinic-one with number of visits on the X axis and one with number of members on the X axis. Compare and contrast these graphs with the one in problem5.3d. c) what is the clinic\'s contribution margin on the contract? how does this value compare with the value in problem 5.3.b? d) what profit gain can be realized if the clinic can lower per-member utilization to 1.8 visits? Solution Note: Annual capitation fee of $150 Per member will result in constant sales figure irrespective of the number of members visited. The number of visites per member and the variable cost per visit are key factors determing the profitability . Ans 1 Q4 .

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