Our financial position

By Niagara Health System

The Niagara Health System publishes its audited financial statements every year as part of our financial accountability and responsibility to the community. The complete set of financial statements for fiscal 2010-11 (April 1, 2010 to March 31, 2011) is posted on the NHS website…

Condensed Statement of Financial Position as at March 31

2011 2010
ASSETS
Current assets $60,479 $36,299
Capital assets 156,533 156,834
Investments 247,561 67,769
Endowment and Trust Funds 3,981 3,981
$468,554 $264,883
LIABILITIES, DEFERRED CONTRIBUTIONS AND NET ASSETS
Current liabilities $181,830 $148,868
Long-term liabilities 5,042 8,118
Employee future benefits 15,449 14,851
Deferred contributions 348,357 166,971
Net assets (82,124) (73,925)
$468,554 $264,883

Condensed Statement of Operations year ended March 31

2011 2010
REVENUES
Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care and
Local Health Integration Network – base funding
$322,090 $313,078
- One-time and other funding 22,288 24,491
Cancer Care Ontario 9,728 8,112
Patient 34,425 32,877
Preferred accommodation 4,775 6,126
Non-patient 12,780 12,531
Amortization of equipment grants/donations 4,748 5,422
$410,834 $402,637
EXPENSES
Salaries and benefits $263,974 $257,869
Medical staff remuneration 37,988 35,962
Supplies and other expenses 55,802 54,547
Medical/surgical supplies and drugs 48,963 47,600
Amortization of equipment and software licenses 9,153 10,081
$415,880 $406,059
Deficit from Operations before Other Votes $(5,046) $(3,422)
Deficit from Other Votes $(77) $(78)
Deficit before Other Items $(5,123) $(3,500)
Other Items $(2,981) $(2,367)
One-Time Funding, Previous Years’ Restructuring $25,000
Surplus/Deficit for the Year after One-Time Funding $(8,104) $19,133

Financial Report – Fiscal 2010-11

The Niagara Health System publishes its audited financial statements every year as part of our financial accountability and responsibility to the community. The complete set of financial statements for fiscal 2010-11 (April 1, 2010 to March 31, 2011) is posted on the NHS website.

The hospital has made significant progress in improving its financial health this past fiscal year.

Our deficit position on our $410-million operating budget at 2010-11 year-end is $5 million. This includes one-time costs of approximately $4 million related to restructuring and the implementation of the Hospital Improvement Plan.

Our financial position is a tremendous improvement since 2008, when our deficit exceeded $18 million, especially given the fact that our annual funding increases have not kept pace with inflation due to the recent economic slowdown.

We continue to use our financial resources effectively and wisely. As planned, we are forecasting a $2.5-million deficit for fiscal year 2011-12 and a balanced budget by 2012-13.

Our staff’s ongoing commitment is to find efficiencies while maintaining service levels, and they are focused on finding new innovative approaches to delivering quality care. «

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