N.J. Admin. Code § 10:52-6.31 - Non-operating revenues (net of expenses)

(a) Income, net of expenses, or Investment in Rental Property to physicians or others shall be excluded from Revenue Related to Patient Care and treated as Case A.

(b) Income or Investment, net of transaction expense, of Operating Fund and/or interest income from financial charges on delinquent accounts receivable shall be applied as offsets against Costs Related to Patient Care and treated as Case B.

(c) Income or Investments, net of transaction expense, of Board Designated Funds shall not be included in Costs Related to Patient Care and treated as Case C.

(d) Unrestricted Income from Donor Restricted Plant and Endorsement Funds shall not be included in Revenue Related to Patient Care and treated as Case C.

(e) Transfer from Restricted Funds, other than Specified Purpose Funds (that is, expenditures from principal and interest on gifts which are donor restricted) shall not be included as Revenue Related to Patient Care and treated as Case C.

(f) Unrestricted Donations, net of fund raising costs, shall not be included at Revenue Related to Patient Care and treated as Case C.

(g) Transfer of Specific Purpose Funds to the Unrestricted Fund and Specific Purpose Grants and other funds received from the Federal Government, New Jersey State Government, New Jersey Heart Association, or other governmental or charitable organizations shall be offset against Costs Related to Patient Care (with the exception of those from the Graduate Medical Education Program for primary care residency programs in Family Practice, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics or Obstetric/Gynecology). However, grants on behalf of the medically indigent shall be reported as contra-deducted from Gross Revenue Related to Patient Care (operating). "Seed Money" received with a grant shall be similarly offset against operating expenses unless this results in grants being withheld from New Jersey institutions (Case B).

(h) Primary Care Residency Specific Purpose Grants and income from primary care residency specific purpose funds (that is grants for the support of LCGME approved residency program in Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Obstetrics/Gynecology and Family Practice) shall not offset the costs of such programs and treated as Case C.

(i) Interest Income on Trustee-held funds related to borrowings or loans is a Case B, unless a hospital is prohibited from using the funds to offset current debt service obligations. If the hospital is prohibited from using the funds, the interest and income earned shall be a Case C until these funds are released for the hospital's benefit.

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N.J. Admin. Code § 10:52-6.31

Recodified from N.J.A.C. 10:52-6.33 by R.2000 d.29, effective 1/18/2000.
See: 31 New Jersey Register 3151(a), 32 New Jersey Register 276(a).
Former N.J.A.C. 10:52-6.31, Patient convenience items, recodified to N.J.A.C. 10:52-6.29.