Caring Nature – Decision Support System

Summary life cycle cost analysis

Task 3.2 - Life cycle multidimensional assessment model for HCPs (only the part of LCC)
Cost item Base Case With Investment
Revenues
Revenues
Residual cash inflows
Total revenues/cash inflows
Costs
Initial Investment, Acquisition and Capital Costs (net)
Land acquisition
Construction
Specialized healthcare equipment
Any purchase discounts or financing costs.
Regulatory and Licensing Fees
Procurement Costs
Customization Costs
Insurance and Risk Management Costs
Currency Fluctuation Costs (For Imported Assets)
Research and Development Costs
Leasing costs
Installation-Transport Costs: For new equipment, software or new establishment
Labor and materials needed to install or set up the equipment
Costs of ensuring the device is installed and calibrated to meet operational requirements.
Commissioning Costs
Logistics Costs
Warranty and Service Package Costs
Technology Infrastructure
Regulatory and Licensing Fees
Integration Costs with Existing Systems
Insurance and Risk Management Costs
Energy and waste management costs
Unleaded Fuel/Natural Gas/Diesel Surcharge Costs
Consumables Costs
Leasing costs
Operational Costs
Salaries for healthcare workers (doctors, nurses, administrative staff) or/and technicians, and maintenance staff who manage or utilize the asset in HCPs
Energy usage (e.g. the cost of electricity or fuel required to operate the equipment or facility such as the MRIs or CT scanners)
Consumables (medications, surgical supplies, contrast agents, disposable parts, surgical tools, gloves)
Facility management
Training and support costs
Insurance (data on the cost of insuring the asset, including healthcare liability and equipment insurance).
Insurance and Risk Management Costs
Maintenance and Repair Cost
Downtime Cost
Cleaning and Sterilization Costs
Software Licensing and IT Support Costs
Waste Management and Disposal Costs
Energy consumption
Water consumption
Insurance Costs
Service Contract Costs
Utility Costs (Water, Gas, and Others)
Equipment Utilization Efficiency
Regulatory Compliance Costs
Supply Chain Costs
Unleaded Fuel/Natural Gas/Diesel Surcharge Costs
Total Lighting System costs - Energy Cost per Lighting Unit
Total Cooling and Heating System costs - Energy Cost per Heating-cooling Unit
Total Ventilation System costs - Energy Cost per Ventilation Unit
Total Sanitary Equipment costs - Cost per Sanitary Equipment Unit
Total Waste Management System costs – Management Cost per Waste category
Total Water costs
Chemicals and Other Cleaning Supplies
Cleaning and disinfection costs (i.e. from external partners)
Quality assurance and certification costs
Leasing costs
Maintenance and Repair Costs
Scheduled maintenance (such as HVAC systems, preventative measures, inspections, and regular servicing of the equipment)
Corrective Maintenance (such as expenses related to unscheduled repairs and the replacement of parts when the equipment breaks down).
Service Contracts (e.g. if the equipment is under warranty or a service agreement, the cost of these contracts should be included).
Emergency repair or Replacements (e.g. of medical equipment)
Calibration of diagnostic machines
Supply Chain Costs
Annual Maintenance Cost per Equipment Unit
Annual Maintenance Cost per Equipment Unit
Maintenance Labor Cost
Cost per Maintenance Activity
Downtime Cost due to Maintenance
Service Contract Costs
Spare Parts Cost
Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF)
Mean Time to Repair (MTTR)
Cost of Preventive vs. Corrective Maintenance
Compliance-Related Maintenance Cost
Inventory Holding Cost for Maintenance Supplies
Lifecycle Maintenance Cost
Energy Efficiency Maintenance Costs
Lighting System Upgrade and Retrofit Cost
Annual Maintenance Cost for ventilation
Cooling and Heating Costs: System Maintenance Cost per Year
Unleaded Fuel/Natural Gas/Diesel Surcharge Costs
Service and Inspection costs
Leasing costs
End-of-Life Costs
Decommissioning costs
Disposal of medical waste
Recycling (e.g. electronic equipment
Environmental disposal fees
Removal costs.
Building demolition
Environmental remediation
Residual Value (i.e. the expected residual or salvage value that the asset might have at the end of its life).
Replacement Costs (i.e. the cost of replacing the asset with a new version or model at the end of its operational life).
EOL Cost per Unit of Equipment
Cost of Decommissioning Medical Equipment
Cost of EOL Compliance
Cost of Hazardous Material Handling at EOL
Refurbishment Cost per Unit
Cost of Third-Party EOL Services
Cost of Packaging and Transport for EOL
Residual Value of Equipment at EOL
Waste management costs
Cost per Kilogram of Waste Disposed
Percentage of Total Budget Spent on Disposal
Hazardous Waste Disposal Cost
Cost of Non-Compliance Penalties
Cost of Third-Party Disposal Services
Cost of Disposal per Patient Day
Sharps Disposal Cost
Cost of Incineration for Waste Disposal
Cost of Training for Waste Disposal Compliance
Cost of Waste Disposal Equipment
Environmental Impact Cost
Cost of Packaging and Transport for Disposal
Cost of Disposal Alternatives (e.g., Reuse or Donation Programs)
General Waste management cost
Infectious Waste management cost
Hazardous Waste management cost
Radioactive Waste management cost
Pharmaceutical Waste management cost
Energy costs
Total cost of Energy Consumption
Energy Cost per Patient Served
Equipment Energy Efficiency
Energy Savings from Efficiency Projects
Downtime Energy Cost
Cost of Energy per Procedure
Energy Cost Variation
Energy Monitoring and Automation ROI
Percentage of Energy-Efficient Medical Equipment
Energy Cost as a Percentage of Total Equipment Operating Cost
Energy Cost per Diagnostic Unit
Energy Cost per Equipment Type
Standby Power Consumption of Equipment
Lifecycle Energy Costs for Medical Devices
Energy Consumption Trend Analysis for Devices
Water costs
Total Water Consumption
Total Water Cost per Patient
Water Consumption per Bed
Water Usage per Medical Procedure
Cost of Water Treatment per Liter
Percentage of Recycled Water Usage
Water Leakage Rate
Wastewater Treatment Cost per Liter
Risk management costs
Insurance
Legal fees
Contingency funds for unpredictable costs
Other general information to be considered:
Expected Useful Life
Interest Rate for Capital Expenditures
Amortization Period for Loan
Project Administration
Indexation factors (Cost escalation (CPI), Revenue escalation, Salary escalation)
Nominal discount rate (e.g. ten-year TCV bond rate)
Discount Rate: The discount rate is used to calculate the present value of future costs. In healthcare, the discount rate should reflect the time value of money, inflation, and financial risks. The rate typically varies based on institutional practices and external economic factors).
Inflation type and assumptions
Salvage value/costs
Total all costs/cash outflows
Total life cycle cost (present value)