ASC 954-10
Overall
954 Health Care Entities
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ASC 954-10 is the Overall subtopic of the Health Care Entities Topic; it lists the industry Subtopics and defines which entities the Topic covers. The Topic supplies only incremental industry-specific guidance for investor-owned health care entities and not-for-profit, business-oriented health care entities, which must otherwise follow all other applicable GAAP (including Topic 958 for NFPs).
Key points (7)
- Health care entities are those whose principal operations consist of providing (or agreeing to provide) health care services and that derive all or almost all revenues from the sale of goods or services, plus parent/holding companies whose primary activities are planning, organization, and oversight of such entities (954-10-15-1A).
- The Topic lists covered entity types including clinics, medical group practices, continuing care retirement communities, HMOs and similar prepaid plans, home health agencies, hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation facilities, and integrated delivery systems (954-10-15-1B).
- Guidance applies only if the entity is investor-owned (private equity interest, profit objective) or a not-for-profit, business-oriented entity (no ownership interests, essentially self-sustaining from fees charged for goods and services) (954-10-05-2; 954-10-15-2).
- Not-for-profit, non-business-oriented entities are voluntary health and welfare entities and fall within Topic 958 rather than this Topic (954-10-15-3).
- The Subtopics in Topic 954 provide only incremental industry-specific guidance; entities in scope must also comply with applicable guidance outside the Topic (954-10-15-1).
- Not-for-profit, business-oriented health care entities also apply Topic 958 guidance on contributions, transfers of assets and agency transactions, split-interest agreements, NFP financial statements, promises to give, NFP mergers and acquisitions, consolidation, and services received from personnel of an affiliate (954-10-05-3).
- Topic 954 also provides incremental guidance for investor-owned health care entities (954-10-05-4).
For students. This is a scoping subtopic: the exam trap is assuming Topic 954 replaces general GAAP, when it only adds incremental guidance, and assuming all NFP health care entities are here — non-business-oriented (voluntary health and welfare) entities go to Topic 958.
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954-10-00Status
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954-10-05Overview and Background
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- aOverall
- bPresentation of Financial Statements
- cBalance Sheet
- dIncome Statement
- eSegment Reporting
- fCash and Cash Equivalents
- gReceivables
- h
- iInvestments—Other
- jOther Assets and Deferred Costs
- kProperty, Plant, and Equipment
- lLiabilities
- m
- nCommitments
- oContingencies
- pGuarantees
- qDebt
- rRevenue Recognition—Charity Care and Related Fundraising Entities
- sOther Expenses
- tIncome Taxes
- ttBusiness Combinations (Mergers and Acquisitions)
- uConsolidation
- vDerivatives and Hedging
- wFinancial Instruments.
- aInvestor-owned health care entities. These are owned by investors or others with a private equity interest and provide goods or services with the objective of making a profit.
- bNot-for-profit, business-oriented entities. These are characterized by no ownership interests and essentially are self-sustaining from fees charged for goods and services. The fees charged by such entities generally are intended to help the entity maintain its self-sustaining status rather than to maximize profits for the owner's benefit. Such entities often are exempt from federal income taxes and may receive contributions of relatively small amounts from resource providers that do not expect commensurate or proportionate pecuniary return.
Not-for-Profit, Business-Oriented Health Care Entities
- aContributions (see the Contributions Received Subsections of Subtopic 958-605), which include all of the following:
- 1Permanent endowments
- 2Gifts in kind
- 3Contributed utilities, facilities, or use of long-lived assets.
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- bTransfers to an NFP or charitable trust that raises or holds contributions for others (see the Transfers of Assets Subsections of Subtopic 958-605)
- cContributions received by agents, trustees, and intermediaries (see the Transfers of Assets Subsections of Subtopic 958-605)
- dSplit-interest agreements (see Subtopic 958-30)
- eFinancial statements of NFPs (see Topic 958), which include all of the following:
- fPromises to give (see Subtopic 958-310)
- ffBusiness combinations (see Subtopic 958-805), which include all of the following:
- 1Mergers of not-for-profit entities
- 2Acquisitions by not-for-profit entities
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- gConsolidation (see Subtopic 958-810)
- h
Investor-Owned Health Care Entities
954-10-15Scope and Scope Exceptions
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Overall Guidance
Entities
- a Entities whose principal operations consist of providing or agreeing to provide health care services and that derive all or almost all of their revenues from the sale of goods or services
- b Entities whose primary activities are the planning, organization, and oversight of such entities, such as parent or holding companies of health care providers.
- a Clinics, medical group practices, individual practice associations, individual practitioners, emergency care facilities, laboratories, surgery centers, and other ambulatory care entities
- b Continuing care retirement communities
- c Health maintenance organizations and similar prepaid health care plans
- d Home health agencies
- e Hospitals
- f Nursing homes that provide skilled, intermediate, and less intensive levels of health care
- g Drug and alcohol rehabilitation centers and other rehabilitation facilities
- h Integrated delivery systems that include one or more of the above types of entities.
- aInvestor-owned health care entities
- bNot-for-profit, business-oriented entities.