Health care entities cover a wide range of service providers to health care patients, including hospitals, nursing homes, and continuing care retirement communities. The health care industry is expected to see significant growth in the next decade driven by an aging population, longer life expectancies, as well as new treatments and technologies. Health care entities present auditors with a number of unique issues and risks, and the recent changes in health care reform add to the complexity of auditing those types of entities. If your firm audits health care entities, these Practice Aids are aimed at this specialized industry.
PPC's Practice Aids for Audits of Health Care Entities includes the following sets of practice aids:
These Practice Aids provide you with the only complete set of audit practice aids on the market today that address the specific issues faced and unique audit risks encountered when auditing investor-owned, nonprofit, and special-purpose governmental health care entities, including those entities subject to Government Auditing Standards (Yellow Book) requirements, but not subject to Single Audit requirements.
Health care entities cover a wide range of service providers to health care patients, including hospitals, nursing homes, and continuing care retirement communities. The health care industry is expected to see significant growth in the next decade driven by an aging population, longer life expectancies, as well as new treatments and technologies. Health care entities present auditors with a number of unique issues and risks, and the recent changes in health care reform add to the complexity of auditing those types of entities. If your firm audits health care entities, these Practice Aids are aimed at this specialized industry.
PPC's Practice Aids for Audits of Health Care Entities includes the following sets of practice aids:
These Practice Aids provide you with the only complete set of audit practice aids on the market today that address the specific issues faced and unique audit risks encountered when auditing investor-owned, nonprofit, and special-purpose governmental health care entities, including those entities subject to Government Auditing Standards (Yellow Book) requirements, but not subject to Single Audit requirements.