Pro-Calculation for Center Based
The FTE Pro-Calculation for 4410 Center Based must go through one extra phase after the FTE for weeks has been calculated. This is because 4410 center based also has Days-Per-Week and Hours-Per-Day to take into consideration.
For example, lets say Center-Based Program A is a 39 week program that runs 5 days a week and 5 hours per day.
Lets say a child attends the program for 30 weeks, 4 days per week and 5 hours per day.
Lets use these COBOL type working storage fields for our calculations:
Field | COBOL Field Format |
---|---|
WS-PROG-WEEKS | PIC 99. |
WS-PROG-DAYS | PIC 9. |
WS-PROG-HOURS | PIC 9V99. |
WS-CHILD-WEEKS | PIC 99. |
WS-CHILD-DAYS | PIC 9. |
WS-CHILD-HOURS | PIC 9V99. |
WS-WEEKS-FTE | PIC 999V999. |
WS-DAYS-HRS-FTE | PIC 999V999. |
WS-FINAL-FTE | PIC 999V999. |
WS-CHILD-DAYSXHRS | PIC 99V999. |
WS-PROG-DAYSXHRS | PIC 99V999. |
Now lets figure out this child’s FTE using these Working-Storage fields with the data from the above example.
WS-CHILD-WEEKS: | 30 | |
---|---|---|
WS-PROG-WEEKS: | / | 39 |
WS-WEEKS-FTE: | .769 |
If this is a halftime record, then:
WS-WEEKS-FTE/2 = WS-WEEKS-FTE.
(Not a halftime record in our case. Halftime is not allowed for the Services that are created from the Automated FTP process)
WS-PROG-DAYS * WS-PROG-HOURS = WS-PROG-DAYSXHRS
5 * 5 = 25.
WS-CHILD-DAYS * WS-CHILD-HOURS = WS-CHILD-DAYSXHRS
4 * 5 = 20
WS-CHILD-DAYSXHRS/ WS-PROG-DAYSXHRS = WS-DAYS-HRS-FTE
20/25 = 0.800
WS-WEEKS-FTE * WS-DAYS-HRS-FTE = WS-FINAL-FTE
0.769 * 0.800 = 0.615 (truncated from 0.6152)
So, the final FTE is .615. Note that all calculations are truncated.
One final note, for 4410 Center Based, the rate is rounded before calculating the final cost. So, a rate of 12,345.49 will become 12,345, and a rate of 12,345.50 will become 12,346. In our case, if the rate was 12,345.49, then the final cost would be
12345 * .615 = 7592.17