WHIRLPOOL CORPORTATION  CONFIDENTIAL A COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP: The Whirlpool PCMH Journey Susan Pavlopoulos Senior Manager// Global Benefits April 28,

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WHIRLPOOL CORPORTATION  CONFIDENTIAL A COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP: The Whirlpool PCMH Journey Susan Pavlopoulos Senior Manager// Global Benefits April 28, 2010

WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION  CONFIDENTIAL WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION © September 2009//ABOUT WHIRLPOOL CONTENT 2 World’s leading marketer and manufacturer of home appliances $17 billion in revenue in ,000 employees 67 manufacturing and technology centers LEADING BRANDS:

WHIRLPOOL CORPORTATION  CONFIDENTIAL WHY PCMH?  Capitalize on physician-patient relationship  Shift responsibility for lifestyle and chronic condition management to PCP  Works in tandem with plan design and onsite services  Evidence-based guidelines for care  Pay for performance  Control cost of care “30% of all healthcare costs are due to poor quality issues in delivery and administration.” Source: Institute of Medicine, Juran Institute, 2007 COMMUNITY-EMPLOYER CONNECTION 3

WHIRLPOOL CORPORTATION  CONFIDENTIAL Medical Home: Evidence based guidelines for care coupled with employee outreach 54.5% of commercial insurance patients had appropriate colorectal cancer screen; other physicians “forgot” to recommend 40% of patients being treated for hypertension were not in normal range; treat to lower level but don’t strive to bring to normal range Only 51% of diabetes patients received eye exams 78% of diabetic patients had HbA1c test but 48% still had A1c out of range If you reduce A1c from a 9 to a 7, decrease risk of blindness, amputation and renal failure by 65% 80% of patients had lipid panel done but only 33% achieved normal levels With the medical home, we are able to steer the medical quality of care and influence patient compliance at the most critical action point. Source: Commonwealth Fund, 2009

WHIRLPOOL CORPORTATION  CONFIDENTIAL What is a Medical Home? “A continuous relationship with a personal physician coordinating care for both wellness and illness” Based on Wagner Chronic Care Model concepts: self-management, decision support, delivery system design, clinical information systems, organization of health care, and community Source: American Academy of Family Physicians

WHIRLPOOL CORPORTATION  CONFIDENTIAL

FINDLAY AREA COMMUNITY MEDICAL HOME Auto-enrollment for members Outreach Registry Care plans Care coordination Provider access Performance and metrics KEY COMPONENTS

WHIRLPOOL CORPORTATION  CONFIDENTIAL QUESTIONS?