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Hospital life: pop goes the peppercorn.

The concept of leasing hospitals to voluntary bodies has been voiced if not applauded. There are misgivings about the workability of such a scheme on grounds of cost and the commitment required. Author looks at some of the implications of peppercorn renting as an alternative to closure.

Financial Management↗

Primer on leasing.

The science of leasing is a complicated one, full of special terms and technical angles. This article explores the various types of leasing contracts and financing alternatives, as well as shedding some light on technical aspects.

Equipment and Supplies, Hospital↗

The legal perspective: leasing office space to physicians.

The leasing of space in medical office buildings should be undertaken only after a careful study of the tax, certification-of-need, and reimbursement consequences. Under some circumstances, income from the leasing of space is taxable, and the goal of achieving favorable tax consequences may conflict with the goal of achieving favorable CON and reimbursement results. The question of obtaining public charity status for a freestanding medical office building also should be addressed.

Certificate of Need↗

Hospital-based air ambulance service extends emergency care.

St. Louis University Hospitals lease a helicopter ambulance service to reach emergency patients in inaccessible areas quickly, to carry specialized medical personnel and equipment to outlying hospitals, and to transfer patients at risk to appropriate facilities.

Aircraft↗