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          9/30/95     Adjustments      9/30/95                                        
          Cash                                              $1,271,031        --         $1,271,031
          Accounts receivable                                9,115,026   ($1,072,232)     8,042,794
          Allowance for contractual adjustments             (4,205,058)      274,701     (3,861,682)
          Allowance for bad debts                                           (142,885)      (142,885)
          Est. third-party payor settlements--Medicare       2,269,063      (295,473)     1,973,590
          Allowance for unsuccessful claims                               (1,087,606)    (1,087,606)
          Accounts receivable--employees                        51,518        --             51,518
          Accounts receivable--other                            96,820        --             96,820
          Prepaid expenses                                     656,465        --            656,465
          Total current assets                             9,254,865        --          7,000,045
          Property, plant & equipment                        2,850,538        --          2,850,538
          Accumulated depreciation                          (1,456,464)       --         (1,456,464)
          Total PP&E                                       1,394,074        --          1,394,074
          Deposits                                               9,033        --              9,033
          Long-term accounts receivable-–other                  78,435       (59,610)        18,825
          Total other assets                                  87,468        --             27,858
                                                                                     
          Workforce-in-place                                     --        2,100,000      2,100,000
          Total intangible assets                              --           --          2,100,000
          Total assets                                  10,736,407        --         10,521,977
          Current portion of long-term debt                    369,967        --            369,967
          Accounts payable                                     750,199        --            750,199
          Accounts payable--other                              165,808        --            165,808
          Accrued payroll                                    5,009,968        --          5,009,968
          Accrued payroll taxes                              1,141,431        --          1,141,431
          Other accrued expenses                             4,206,978        --          4,206,978
          Due to Medicare                                        --          201,000        201,000
          Total current liabilities                       11,644,351        --         11,845,351
                                                                                     
          Notes payable, long-term portion                     500,304        --            500,304
                                                                                     

                                                                                     
          Unaudited cost reports                                --          (517,909)       517,909
          Total liabilities                               12,144,655      (718,909)    12,863,564
          Liabilities in excess of assets                   (1,408,249)     (933,338)    (2,341,587)
               To corroborate his findings of net asset value, Hahn used a            
          market-transaction approach.  This approach involved valuing the            
          Sta-Home tax-exempt entities on the basis of market values of               
          comparable companies that had been sold.  To Hahn, the comparable           
          approach was only a secondary indication of value, because sales            
          of other individual home health care agencies appeared to be too            
          “idiosyncratic” to provide a principled basis for valuation.  In            
          any event, Hahn noted that approximately 50 applications to                 
          change ownership had been filed by home health care agencies in             





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