AGENCY AND FUNDING

Aurora Health Care Non-Profit Company

Aurora Health Care Non-Profit Company

Introduction

The agency which I have chosen for this paper is Aurora Health Care which is a non-profit company. The nonprofit organization Aurora Health Care, with the recognition nationally as the leader in improving the quality of health care provider is Wisconsin's largest. Its extensive network of health care, consisting of 14 hospitals and 100 clinics in the state, is dedicated to providing accessible care and art critic both as a preventative. The Financial experts recommend finding a nonprofit fund management. The reason is simple: nonprofit organizations do not pay taxes; therefore, they are not in the business of money skimming the top of your monthly payments for operating expenses. Non-profit fund management may charge a fee, but offer independent advice face to face before definite plans are made. The enrollment fee cannot be in excess of $ 150. This may not be the case with for-profit organizations, who are often accused of being more concerned with the generation of customers instead of guiding them through the process of fund elimination.

Another benefit of using nonprofit versus for-profit organizations are nonprofit that generally do not require that you sign a contract according to contract his services for a specific amount of time. As the service is free or relatively inexpensive, there is never any obligation to pay monthly. For-profit organizations may charge a small fee for their services or waive the fee entirely in terms of their financial situation (Warren, 2005).

Services

Aurora Health Care non-profit company is engaged in numerous services some of them are given below:

ACL Laboratories

Adult Day Services

Art Therapy

Audiology and Hearing Services

Aurora Accountable Care Network

Aurora Freedom +

Aurora Libraries

Aurora Pharmacy

Aurora QuickCare

Aurora Women's Pavilion

Bariatric Surgery

Behavioral Health

Biorepository (ORBIT)

Cancer Services

Cardiac Services

Clinical Research

Radiation Oncology

Rehabilitation

Vascular Services

Wound Care and Hyperbaric Therapy

Comprehensive Breast Health Centers

Consumer Credit Counseling Services

Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery

Employee Assistance Program

Epilepsy Care

Eye Care (Ophthalmology & Vision Centers)

Family and Social Services

Home Health Services

Home Medical Equipment

Home-Delivered Meals

Homeowners Options Program for the Elderly (HOPE)

Imaging Services (Radiology)

Nutrition Services

Visiting Nurse Association

Weight Management

Women's Health Care

Types of Funding

Sources of funding for non- Profit Organization are divided into three groups:

1.Referred

2.Public

3.Own funds

Referred

Public

Own

Charitable funds

Direct financing

Income from operations

Sponsorship funds

Indirect financing

Revenues from Business

Grants

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Dues

Reserve contributions

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Borrowings (loans, Muniz)

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Charity and sponsorship

Charity is voluntary activities of citizens and legal persons by the generous transfer of property, including cash, unselfish performance of works, rendering services, rendering other support. Sponsorship is an economic transaction in which the exchange of money, goods, services, work on advertising opportunities, conduct PR-activities, sales promotion and others. In contrast to the charity, which represents a form of voluntary selfless support nonprofit activities with by individuals and legal entities, sponsorship is characterized solely by commercial interests (Dropkin, 2007).

Donation

Donation recognizes the donation of goods or the precise to nonprofit purposes (i.e. you cannot donate work or services). Donations may be made by citizens; medical, educational, charitable, scientific and educational institutions, institutions of social protection, foundations, museums and other cultural institutions, public and religious ...