Telehealth’s value to health systems June 2017.

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Telehealth’s value to health systems June 2017

Carena is redefining how consumers access care and providers deliver it. We’re a team of medical, technology, and consumer service professionals committed to creating great patient experiences. Confidential | 2

About us Operating 34 virtual clinics Serving 53 unique care programs More than 158 hospitals 1M members in health plan programs Licensed in 23 states Commercial ACO and ACO network support Corporate relationships with national systems & teaching institutions Fortune 50 companies

We design and operate virtual clinics for health systems BUILD new relationships CREATE exceptional patient experiences CONNECT consumers to their health system Confidential | 4

New era of access and delivery As high deductibles and co-pays rise, consumers value budget-friendly healthcare choices Self-insured employers expect healthcare that integrates with their plan Large government and commercial payers are accelerating the shift to fee-for-value payment Competition from non-system providers, such as retail & apps, is intensifying Expectations set by the internet that services are available on-demand, 24/7 Consumer Risk

29% CHI Health-direct-to-employer virtual care product suite Develop a full employer health portfolio, driving revenue and ROI both directly and through downstream health system, CIN and/or health plan P&Ls Deliver tailored high-tech, high-touch health solutions Partnered with more than 20 employers in the Omaha area 29% of employees on a HDHP plan in 2016. 8% increase from 2015. Source: Kaiser Family Foundation, 2016 Employer Health Benefits Survey Confidential | 6

Telehealth at the center of value-based care 1 Expanded Access—24/7/365 service to extended geographic area 2 Patient Engagement—consistent engagement through digital marketing 3 Preventive Health—programmatic care and engagement on patient’s terms 4 Care Coordination / Adherence—business & clinical workflows integrated into virtual clinic How it connects to virtual clinic globally-strategy (4 iniatiives) Confidential | 5

Cost savings example in value-based telemedicine A ‘package’ of virtual visits can be scheduled shortly after discharge, when patient is at greatest risk for anxiety, complications, ED visit, or readmission. In 2015, Hospital XYZ paid a $400,000 penalty for having excess readmissions. Pneumonia readmissions about 10% (from 6.9% to 6.2%) BY REDUCING ✓ The Virtualist will follow specially-designed post-discharge protocols. $ $133,000 to $200,000 in penalties + the actual costs of the readmission. YOU COULD BE SAVING + Based on data from CMS Expanded patient relationships Client D* is starting a subscription-based ‘direct primary care’. Patients will use virtual care Fee-for-value cost savings Medicare penalizes hospitals for experiencing excess readmissions. Penalty is paid on all DRG payment reimbursements. A targeted virtual care discharge program can reduce these readmissions. For example, a ‘package’ of virtual visits can be scheduled shortly after discharge, when patient is at greatest risk for anxiety, ED visit, or readmission. The Virtualist follows specially-designed post-discharge protocols. Example: Hospital XYZ paid a $400,000 penalty in 2015 for having excess readmissions. We calculate that by reducing their pneumonia readmissions about 10% (from 6.9% to 6.2%) this could save $133,000 to $200,000 in penalties PLUS the actual costs of the readmission. *Client D – medium size hospital in mid-size city Confidential | 8

Adapting a virtual clinic for at-risk providers SERVICE OBJECTIVE Design virtual clinic strategy Improve access ED avoidance Close care gap System adoption Integrate clinical treatment protocols (VPGs) Medication management Readmission reductions Unplanned hospital admissions for heart & multi-chronic patients Define multi-visit clinical and business protocols Support with continuity care Build patient loyalty

Thank you. President & CEO Carena, Inc. (206) 838-6864 office RALPH C. DERRICKSON President & CEO Carena, Inc. (206) 838-6864 office Ralph.Derrickson@CarenaMD.com