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ACO ame and Location Accountable Care Coalition of Mississippi, LLC. 6400 Lakeover Road Suite A Jackson, Mississippi 39213 ACO Primary Contact Primary Contact ame Karen Holt Primary Contact Phone umber 713-349-2654 Primary Contact Email Address Karen.Holt@WellCare.com Organizational Information ACO participants: ACO s ACO in Joint Venture (Enter Y or ) CETRAL MISSISSIPPI HEALTH SERVICES, IC. Delta Health Center, Central Mississippi Civic Improvement Association, Inc G A Carmichael Family Health Center Inc Coastal Family Health Center Inc East Central Ms Health Care Inc Access Family Health Services, ORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI HEALTH CARE, IC. Aaron E Henry Community Health Southeast Mississippi Rural Health Initiative, Mantachie Rural Health Care, Claiborne County Family Health Center Jefferson Comprehensive Health Center, orth Mississippi Primary Health Care, Greater Meridian Health Clinic, FAMILY HEALTH CETER, IC Outreach Health Services,

Mallory Community Health Family Health Care Clinic, ACO Governing Body: Last ame First ame Title/Position 's Voting Power ship Type ACO TI Legal Business ame/dba, if Applicable Magno Davin Chair and Class III Voting Grice Joseph Vice Chair and Ex Officio Hodges James Class II Voting Jones- Taylor Aurelia Sumerford Marilyn 23% Other Collaborative Health Systems, 0% Other Primary Care Coalition of Mississippi 2% Medicare Beneficiary Representative Delta Health Center, Aaron E. Henry Community Health Services Center, Inc Access Family Health Services, Bacon, MD Janice Oliver James Greer Angel Fairman John Bishop Jill Gray, DPA Margaret McGrew Stacy Central Mississippi Health Services, Claiborne County Family Health Center, Coastal Family Health Center, Delta Health Center, East Central Mississippi Healthcare, Family Health Care Clinic, Family Health Center,

Coleman, PhD James Jones Wilbert Chapman, DDS Jasmin Collins Katrina Chapman, MD C. Rozell G.A. Carmichael Family Health Center, Greater Meridian Health Clinic, Central Mississippi Civic Improvement Association, Jefferson Comprehensive Health Center Mallory Community Health Center, McKinney Marjorie Ex Officio 0% ACO Mantachie Rural Health Care, unnally, FP Christina orth Mississippi Primary Health Care, Rodgers, MD Clifton ortheast Mississippi Health Care, Dunn Debra Dyse, PhD Geroldean Griffin James Outreach Health Services, Southeast Mississippi Rural Health Initiative, Southeast Mississippi Rural Health Initiative, Key ACO Clinical and Administrative Leadership: Karen Holt ACO Executive James Griffin Medical Director Michael Yount Compliance Officer James Griffin, MD Quality Assurance/Improvement Officer Associated Committees and Committee Leadership: Committee ame Quality Improvement & Care Coordination Committee Committee Leader ame and Position James Griffin, MD, Chair

Committee ame Operations Oversight-Compliance & Ethics Committee Committee Leader ame and Position Davin Magno, Chair Types of ACO s, or Combinations of s, that formed the ACO: Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) Shared Savings and Losses Amount of Shared Savings/Losses First Agreement Period o Performance Year 2016, $1,865,788 o Performance Year 2015, $0 o Performance Year 2014, $1,204,693 Shared Savings Distribution First Agreement Period o Performance Year 2016 Proportion invested in infrastructure: 10% Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 80% Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 10% o Performance Year 2015 Proportion invested in infrastructure: /A Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: /A Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: /A o Performance Year 2014 Proportion invested in infrastructure: 27% Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 46% Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 27% Quality Performance Results 2016 Quality Performance Results: ACO# Measure ame Rate ACO Mean ACO-1 CAHPS: Getting Timely Care, Appointments, and Information 75.93 80.51

ACO-2 CAHPS: How Well Your Providers Communicate 92.40 93.01 ACO-3 CAHPS: Patients Rating of Provider 91.76 92.25 ACO-4 CAHPS: Access to Specialists 86.03 83.49 ACO-5 CAHPS: Health Promotion and Education 60.76 60.32 ACO-6 CAHPS: Shared Decision Making 69.04 75.40 ACO-7 CAHPS: Health Status/Functional Status 69.05 72.30 ACO-34 CAHPS: Stewardship of Patient Resources 31.00 26.97 ACO-8 Risk Standardized, All Condition Readmission 15.00 14.70 ACO-35 Skilled ursing Facility 30-day All-Cause Readmission measure (SFRM) 18.58 18.17 ACO-36 All-Cause Unplanned Admissions for Patients with Diabetes 50.11 53.20 ACO-37 All-Cause Unplanned Admissions for Patients with Heart Failure 82.37 75.23 ACO-38 ACO-9 ACO-10 All-Cause Unplanned Admissions for Patients with Multiple Chronic Conditions Ambulatory Sensitive Condition Admissions: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease or Asthma in Older Adults (AHRQ Prevention Quality Indicator (PQI) #5) Ambulatory Sensitive Conditions Admissions: Heart Failure (AHRQ Prevention Quality Indicator (PQI) #8) 69.65 59.81 11.25 9.27 8.34 14.53 ACO-11 Percent of PCPs who Successfully Meet Meaningful Use Requirements 86.67 82.72 ACO-39 Documentation of Current Medications in the Medical Record 96.03 87.54 ACO-13 Falls: Screening for Future Fall Risk 47.38 64.04 ACO-14 Preventive Care and Screening: Influenza Immunization 54.29 68.32 ACO-15 Pneumonia Vaccination Status for Older Adults 38.89 69.21 ACO-16 ACO-17 ACO-18 Preventive Care and Screening: Body Mass Index (BMI) Screening and Follow-Up Preventive Care and Screening: Tobacco Use: Screening and Cessation Intervention Preventive Care and Screening: Screening for Clinical Depression and Follow-up Plan 86.36 74.45 87.19 90.98 66.61 53.63 ACO-19 Colorectal Cancer Screening 54.64 61.52 ACO-20 Breast Cancer Screening 53.48 67.61 ACO-21 Preventive Care and Screening: Screening for High Blood Pressure and Follow-Up Documented 85.33 76.79 ACO-42 Statin therapy for the Prevention and Treatment of Cardiovascular Disease 75.41 77.72 ACO-27 Diabetes Mellitus: Hemoglobin A1c Poor Control 28.30 18.24 ACO-41 Diabetes: Eye Exam 33.96 44.94

ACO-28 Hypertension (HT): Controlling High Blood Pressure 57.44 70.69 ACO-30 Ischemic Vascular Disease (IVD): Use of Aspirin or Another Antithrombotic 89.84 85.05 ACO-31 ACO-33 Heart Failure (HF): Beta-Blocker Therapy for Left Ventricular Systolic Dysfunction (LVSD) Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme (ACE) Inhibitor or Angiotensin Receptor Blocker (ARB) Therapy - for patients with CAD and Diabetes or Left Ventricular Systolic Dysfunction (LVEF<40%) 100.00 88.67 83.05 79.67 Please note, the ACO-40 Depression Remission at 12 months quality measure is not included in public reporting due to low samples. For 2016 Quality Performance Results please visit: https://data.cms.gov/special-programs- Initiatives-Medicare-Shared-Savin/2016-Shared-Savings-Program-SSP-Accountable-Care- O/3jk5-q6dr/data For 2015 Quality Performance Results please visit: https://data.cms.gov/special-programs- Initiatives-Medicare-Shared-Savin/Medicare-Shared-Savings-Program-Accountable-Care-O/x8vaz7cu/data For 2014 Quality Performance Results please visit: https://data.cms.gov/special-programs- Initiatives-Medicare-Shared-Savin/Medicare-Shared-Savings-Program-Accountable-Care-O/uccehhpu/data ote: In the Quality Performance Results file(s) above, search for Accountable Care Coalition of Mississippi, LLC. to view the quality performance results. This ACO can also be found by using the ACO ID A08181 in the public use files on data.cms.gov. Payment Rule Waivers o, our ACO does not use the SF 3-Day Rule Waiver.

ACO Documentation Start Date: January 1, 2017 Accountable Care Coalition of Mississippi Collaborative Health Systems Description/Purpose of the Arrangement: To facilitate the capture of comprehensive and consistent data set relating to the ACO CMS Quality Measures, CHS has developed, and the ACO has adopted, a documentation template ( Detailed Quality Measures Checklist ) to meet the requirements of 2017 GPRO reporting. This document is to be completed by the ACO or provider/supplier during a beneficiary encounter or retrospectively, by capturing ACO quality measures collected in a previous visit pertaining to the completion of a 2017 Quality Measures. The Detailed Quality Measures Checklist details the documentation requirements necessary to meet the standards established by CMS for the preventative care services included in the quality measurements for the ACO. Recognizing the administrative burden of completing the Detailed Quality Measures Checklist, CHS, on behalf of the ACO, will pay the provider as follows: $50.00 for each completed Quality Detailed Checklist entered directly into Lumiata PatientLink 360 (PL360) by the Health Center. The payment will be an ACO expense as described in the agreement between the ACO and CHS. Items, Services and/or goods included: This administrative fee covers the cost of outreach, scheduling and logistics, and reporting to CHS. Financial/Economic Terms: CHS, on behalf of the ACO, will pay the Health Center Fifty Dollars ($50.00) per fully completed Detailed Quality Measures Checklist entered into the QM Application (e.g., PL360) by the Health Center or fully completed and accurate Quality Measures entry by the Health Center into the QM Application per beneficiary per year. ACO s

and providers/suppliers shall ensure all applicable sections are complete and accurate. The ACO will not pay for incomplete forms or entries. The ACO will not pay for QM data collected and/or forms that include data that does not meet the 2017 CMS group provider reporting option (GPRO) reporting period requirements. Data collected must reference a provider visit applicable to the 2017 GPRO reporting period requirements. Data collected must be entered into the QM Application (PL360) within 30 days of service delivered to meet the measure data collection requirements and be entered before December 31, 2017. All measure data collected must be a direct result of a face to face provider visit with the beneficiary in which the data collected pertains and the date of said service must be applicable for the 2017 GPRO reporting period requirements. The payment will be an ACO expense as described in the agreement between the ACO and CHS. In the event the QM Application does not open for entry until after January 1, 2017, then the Health Center has thirty (30) days to enter all data collected for measure information from the date the QM Application opened in 2017 back to January 1, 2017, as long the data collected was gathered from a 2017 face to face date of service. Relation to Purposes of the Medicare Shared Savings Program This reimbursement will support the complete and accurate data collection of the quality measures. This data will be used to ascertain the health status of the individual, identify any gaps in care, needed clinical interventions, additional disease education, care plan development and tracking, as well as, engage the beneficiary in the active participation of their care and identify opportunities for improved care coordination. With expanded and more specific data collection, care processes will be initiated earlier and more consistently. An increasingly robust quality measures collection process is in itself a redesigned care process that will improve the care of the individual, reduce costs and improve the health of the population the ACO serves. Authorization by Governing Body Method of Authorization (select one): Date: March 15, 2017

Unanimous Written Consent Governing Body Vote documented accordingly in the meeting minutes