Cash management in health care systems.

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Abstract
Cash is one of the most precious assets held by health systems. This article presents results of discussions on cash management and investment policies at a dozen major not-for-profit health systems. Health system data indicate that cash holdings have increased dramatically since 1993, mostly due to investment earnings. Discussions with chief financial officers of these health systems reveal that cash holdings are significant, that decisions about cash balances are strategic, and that most systems aim to increase cash balances to levels that permit access to capital markets on more favorable terms.
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Authors Rivenson, H L;Wheeler, J R;Smith, D G;Reiter, K L;
Journal journal of health care finance
Year 2000
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branches cash optimization function of cash flow costs stochastic model transaction demand for cash

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