Cleveland Clinic Reached New Horizons with the Help of Harborside Health

Harborside Health
Non Secours Mercy Health
ASSET RELIFING PROJECT HIGHLIGHT - KEY METRICS
$115MM Decreased Annual Depreciation
1.0% Estimated Operating Margin Improvement
120 Days From Start to Completion
About Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Cleveland Clinic Foundation (CCF) is a non-profit academic medical center located in Cleveland, Ohio. A leading not-for-profit health system with 27 hospitals and 5,900 beds, faced challenges in asset depreciation that were negatively impacting operating margin. Through a strategic partnership with Harborside Health Asset Relifing Experts, CCF implemented a data-driven approach to reassess asset depreciation and enhance financial performance.

A Wave of Results

Through a strategic collaboration with Harborside Health, CCF achieved:

  • Improved Operating Margins – Implemented asset depreciation strategies that enhanced overall profitability.
  • Improved Financial Accuracy – A better reflection of depreciation expense that more accurately reflects the matching of revenues and expenses.
  • Standardized Depreciation Methodology – A structured approach to asset depreciation ensured long-term financial performance.
Harborside Health’s Asset Relifing Solution

Asset Relifing is the process of reassigning an appropriate and accurate useful life to an asset. By aligning accurate and suitable useful life to assets, a healthcare organization enhances the matching of revenues and expenses, reducing depreciation cost, leading to improved operating margin.

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Paul Shade

Robert Polk

Managing Partner

Harborside Health

Paul Shade

Paul Shade

Managing Partner

Harborside Health