Cal. Health & Safety Code § 1792.9

(a) All providers shall file annually with the department a financial report disclosing key financial ratios and other key indicators in a form determined by the department.
(b) The department shall issue a “Key Indicators Report” form to providers that shall be used to satisfy the requirements of subdivision (a). The Key Indicators Report shall require providers to disclose the following information:
1. (1) Operational data indicating the provider’s average annual occupancy by facility.
2. (2) Margin ratios indicating the provider’s net operating margin and net operating margin adjusted to reflect net proceeds from entrance fees.
3. (3) Liquidity indicators stating both the provider’s total cash and investments available for operational expenses and the provider’s days cash on hand.
4. (4) Capital structure indicators stating the provider’s dollar figures for deferred revenue from entrance fees, net annual entrance fee proceeds, unrestricted net assets, and annual capital expenditure.
5. (5) Capital structure ratios indicating the provider’s annual debt service coverage, annual debt service coverage adjusted to reflect net proceeds from entrance fees, annual debt service over revenue percentage, and unrestricted cash over long-term debt percentage.
6. (6) Capital structure indicators stating the provider’s average age of facility calculation based on accumulated depreciation and the provider’s average annual effective interest rate.
(c) The department shall determine the appropriate formula for calculating each of the key indicators included in the Key Indicator Report. The department shall base each formula on generally accepted standards and practices related to the financial analysis of continuing care providers and entities engaged in similar enterprises.
(d) Each provider shall file its annual Key Indicators Report within 30 days following the due date for the provider’s annual report. If the Key Indicators Report is not received by the department by the date it is due, the provider shall pay a one thousand dollar ($1,000) late fee at the time the report is submitted. The provider shall pay an additional late fee of thirty-three dollars ($33) for each day the report is late beyond 30 days. For purposes of this section, a provider’s Key Indicators Report is not submitted to the department until the provider has paid all accrued late fees.