A new program at a medical facility has three aspects, each of which is measured through different evaluations. All three are considered equal when determining the program's overall success. After the first quarter, two program aspects have shown a high return on investment (ROI) in both cost investment and patient-provider satisfaction-with-care elements. The third aspect, the administrative piece, has shown no profit margin (over cost of care) but demonstrates a high level of patient and provider satisfaction. Can this program still be considered a viable option for the facility? Yes, healthcare programs may have some aspects with no profit margin and may still be considered viable. Yes, healthcare programs that meet at least 50 percent success rates are considered viable. No, healthcare programs that do not reach at least 75 percent success rates are not viable. No, healthcare programs must have all aspects earning profit to be considered viable