Which report contains total expenses, performance factor workloads, and cost per performance factor amounts at the FCC code level?

• A. EAS cost table
• B. MEPRS detailed
• C. Personnel detail
• D. EAS allocation summary

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is identifying which report ties expenses to workload by FCC code and shows the unit cost per factor. The report that does this is the EAS cost table. It presents total expenses, performance factor workloads, and the cost per performance factor amounts all organized at the FCC code level, making it the primary source for analyzing how money and workload align within each FCC.

Other reports don’t provide all three elements together by FCC code. The MEPRS detailed report focuses on medical resource and encounter data rather than FCC-level cost and workload metrics. The Personnel detail report centers on staffing information. The EAS allocation summary offers allocations and totals but not the granular FCC-level breakdown of expenses, workloads, and unit costs in one place.