ASC 280-954
Health Care Entities
280 Segment Reporting
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This industry subtopic applies the general segment reporting rules to investor-owned health care entities. Its single substantive rule is that, for purposes of the major-customer disclosures in paragraph 280-10-50-42, an insurer that merely pays for a patient's care is not the health care facility's "customer." The customer is identified by who decides which services to purchase and from which facility.
Key points (4)
- The guidance applies only to investor-owned health care entities (280-954-15-2), following the scope of Section 954-10-15 (280-954-15-1).
- In disclosing information about major customers under paragraph 280-10-50-42, an insuring entity shall not be considered the customer of a health care facility (280-954-45-1).
- Acting as a paying agent for the patient does not make the insurer the customer, because the insurer does not decide which services to purchase or from which facility (280-954-45-1).
- The two determinative factors for identifying the customer are who selects the services and who selects the provider (280-954-45-1).
For students. Exam trap: a hospital with 40% of revenue collected from one insurer or Medicare-type payor does not thereby have a 10%-or-more "major customer" to disclose—patients, not payors, are the customers. Note also this subtopic is limited to investor-owned health care entities.
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280-954-05Overview and Background
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280-954-15Scope and Scope Exceptions
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Overall Guidance
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280-954-45Other Presentation Matters
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