TRSA Healthcare OPL Calculator

The spreadsheet will automatically calculate the cost per pound laundered.

Production Scenario
Number of Beds  
Pounds of Linen per Patient Day  
Pounds of Resident Clothing per Patient Day  
Occupancy Rate (average year)  
Pounds per Year  
Cost Structure (Yearly) Yearly Cost Cost Per Pound
Direct Costs
Direct Labor  
Number of FTEs  
Annual Hours per FTE  
Average Hourly Labor Cost (including overtime & fringe)  
Chemical Supply Cost  
Chemicals (laundry chemicals, water treatment chemicals, etc.)  
Linen Supply Costs  
Linen Replacement  
General Supply Costs  
Packaging (Note 1)  
Other Supplies  
Utilities (Note 2)  
Indirect Costs (Note 3)  
Plant Maintenance  
Maintenance Payroll
Parts & Consumables
Other Services
Indirect Payroll & Administrative Costs  
Management Payroll
Taxes, Licenses, & Permits
Audit & Legal Fees
Consulting Fees
Telecommunication
Office Expenses
Insurance
Security
Garbage
Miscellaneous
Depreciation  
Depreciation of Equipment (Note 4)
Depreciation of Laundry Building (Note 5)
Total Cost - On-Premise Laundry  
Cost Per Pound - On-Premise Laundry  
Cost of Linen per Pound - Textile Rental Service Provider
Cost of Resident Clothing per Pound - Textile Rental Service Provider
Total Cost - Textile Rental Service Provider  
Savings per Year  
 
OPL  
Estimated Total Cost  
Estimated Cost Per Patient Day  

Textile Rental Service Provider		  
Estimated Total Poundage  
Estimated Cost for Total Poundage  
Estimated Cost Per Patient Day  
Savings per Patient Day  
Savings per Year  

(Note 1)
Include the cost of plastic bags, paper, hangers, personal protective equipment, and other supplies needed to run the laundry.

(Note 2)
The cost of utilities depends upon geographic location and the type of equipment installed in the laundry. This model assumes that 12% of the total cost is dedicated to utilities.

(Note 3)
Include the cost of laundry managers, directors, and other professionals who are involved in the management of the laundry. If there are no mechanics for the laundry, then estimate the hours spent by the engineering department to keep the laundry operational.

(Note 4)
Take the cost of equipment and divide it by 15 years. Consider the depreciation of boilers, air compressors, washers, extractors, dryers, ironers, folders, bins, tables, etc. If fully depreciated, consider using "reserve" amount for new equipment.

(Note 5)
Take the cost of the building and divide it by 50 years.
Disclaimer: TRSA is not liable for results determined by this calculator.