Expertise : Financial Modeling and Analysis

Clients quickly discover that Eventus financial planning and analysis expertise, including critical modeling and planning capabilities, make it possible to achieve the spectrum of objectives essential to the optimal outcome of diverse development and re-development initiatives. This planning and analysis can be complex for an organization with multiple services, resident contract types and/or locations. And, often times during a development process, our advisory services extend into other areas of the organization resulting in enhanced overall operation and financial position.

By designing intricate financial models predicated on a set of key baseline assumptions, Eventus’ financial analysts can help reasonably estimate future financial results by:

  • Pragmatically evaluating the financial potential of your plans;
  • Identifying and evaluating options and alternative courses of action;
  • Applying your business and operating philosophies, while challenging their continuing applicability;
  • Establishing realistic operating and financial expectations and targets; and
  • Recognizing and assessing relevant risk factors.

Because of Eventus’ in-depth understanding of community or facility development and pricing, the project experiences a significant advantage in the marketplace. Eventus looks at many different factors, including:

  • Adequacy of long-term pricing;
  • Different contract types and related pricing;
  • Competitiveness of contract types and related pricing;
  • The viability of adding new programs or services;
  • Reconfiguring facilities to meet new resident needs or as necessary to make a project feasible;
  • Creating new product offerings through expansion; or
  • Expanding though an acquisition or merger.

In addition, our models are prepared in accordance with GAAP and consistent with the client’s historical financial reporting and accounting policies. The financial models and related prospective financial statements are acceptable to feasibility consultants in performing their examination report for the financing offering document. Such completeness and acceptance by the feasibility consultant saves their time and cost of preparation during a potentially time sensitive financing process.