Overview of ServiceNet, Inc.

This section describes the makeup and responsibilities of ServiceNet, Inc.

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Overview

ServiceNet, Inc. was incorporated in 1973 as a nonprofit human service agency. Its administration office is located in Northampton. The agency provides various programs and services in Hampden, Hampshire, Franklin, Berkshire, and Worcester Counties. During our audit period, ServiceNet provided services in the following areas: counseling and psychiatry, mental health recovery, child and adolescent services, developmental services, brain injury services, shelter and housing, vocational services, and addiction services. See the Appendix for a detailed description of the programs that ServiceNet operated during our audit period.

During fiscal years 2017 and 2018, ServiceNet received revenue from the following sources, according to its Uniform Financial Statements and Independent Auditor’s Reports1 for each year:

Summary of Revenue

Revenue Source

Fiscal Year 2017

Fiscal Year 2018

Department of Developmental Services

$29,334,330

$31,225,546

Department of Mental Health

10,501,182

10,231,855

Private Client, Third Party, and Other Offsets

3,816,895

3,855,716

Medicaid—Direct Payments

5,237,954

3,607,782

Client Resources

2,553,735

2,837,746

Department of Housing and Community Development

2,572,407

2,610,572

Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission

1,900,313

2,047,678

Department of Public Health

1,995,989

1,874,143

Medicaid—Subcontract

2,188,682

1,831,959

Massachusetts Local Government / Quasi-Government Entities

1,348,054

1,412,014

Medicare

920,246

783,810

Massachusetts Publicly Sponsored Client Offsets

607,711

390,394

Other Massachusetts State Agency Purchase of Services

368,831

356,108

Department of Children and Families

263,659

321,168

Other Revenue

108,883

267,911

Contributions, Gifts, Legacies, and Bequests

126,677

164,385

Purchase of Services Subcontract

161,538

161,538

Private In-Kind Donations

90,950

81,571

Federated Fundraising

78,909

61,557

Other Grants (Excluding Federal Direct)

84,167

58,309

Massachusetts State Agency Non–Purchase of Services

41,431

40,931

Government In-Kind / Capital Budget

0

34,785

Private Client Fees (Excluding Third Party)

0

11,054

Direct Federal Grants/Contracts

6,177

7,000

Investment Revenue

248

1,818

Total

$64,308,968

$64,277,350

1.    Under Operational Services Division regulations (Section 1 of Title 808 of the Code of Massachusetts Regulations), any contractor or subcontractor that has been awarded a contract in excess of $100,000 to provide human and/or social services from a Commonwealth agency is required to file a properly completed Uniform Financial Statement and Independent Auditor’s Report annually. These reports contain contractual and financial information prescribed by the Operational Services Division, including audited basic financial statements.

Date published: November 6, 2019

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