Chief Operating Officer

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Chief Operating Officer Allina Health Minneapolis, Minnesota A Position Profile An MPI Company

Allina Health A... llina Health is a nationally acclaimed, top-ranked healthcare delivery system with revenue of $3.8 billion. It is dedicated to the prevention and treatment of illness and enhancing the greater health of individuals, families, and communities throughout Minnesota and western Wisconsin. As a not-for-profit system, Allina Health cares for patients from beginning to the end of life through its 90- plus clinics, 13 hospitals, 15 pharmacies, specialty care centers and specialty medical services that provide home care, senior transitions, hospice care, home oxygen and medical equipment, and emergency medical transportation services. Visit the Allina Health website: http://www.allinahealth.org/ Mission We serve our communities by providing exceptional care, as we prevent illness, restore health, and provide comfort to all who entrust us with their care. We will increasingly realize our mission by focusing on delivering care of the highest value exceptional quality and unparalleled experience at affordable costs. Vision Value Proposition Put the patient first. Make a difference in people s lives by providing exceptional care and service. Strengthen Our Customer Experience Transform Our Business Invest in Our People and Culture Create a healing environment where passionate people thrive and excel. 01 Lead collaborative efforts that solve our community s healthcare challenges.

Allina Health Transform Business Allina Health is transforming its business, freeing itself from the constraints of the current model by focusing on the outcomes for those served and aligning market rewards. Develop an Allina Health branded insurance product to better align payment to health and outcomes Create a differentiated member experience Perform on value-based payments Enhance performance through consistently exceptional care practices Strategy Overview Measures of Success Delighted members: from 110,000 members to 200,000 members in 2018 (for whom Allina Health is responsible for outcomes-based risk) Quality and experience goals in top decile Employee engagement in top quartile (during these transformative years) Performance on rewards for outcomes based risk: from 5 million to 25 million by 2018 Operating margin sustained at 3 percent Strategic Initiatives to further support the brand promise of Whole Person Care: Strengthen Customer Experience Through superior programs and a differentiated experience, Allina Health will address every customer s whole person. Improve care models and cultural competency Optimize access channels Integrate care and service lines Differentiated clinic experience Invest in People and Culture To ensure these changes are durable and sustainable, Allina Health is investing in its people. Inspire and drive organizational change Support an optimal care team experience Build a philanthropic culture 2015 Key Figures 27,332 employees 6,000 associated and employed physicians 4,100 volunteers 1,789 staffed beds 109,265 inpatient hospital admissions 1.45 million hospital outpatient admissions 31,853 inpatient surgical procedures 61,036 outpatient surgical procedures 359,837 emergency care visits 15,986 births 7 million clinic visits 237,934 home health visits 133,075 hospice visits 14,769 palliative care visits 95,000 ambulance responses 983,407 retail pharmacy prescriptions filled 193,911 oxygen/medical equipment orders $3.8 billion annual net operating revenue 02

Allina Health 03 Patient Care Facilities 13 Hospitals Abbott Northwestern Hospital, Minneapolis, MN Buffalo Hospital, Buffalo, MN Cambridge Medical Center, Cambridge, MN District One Hospital, Faribault, MN Mercy Hospital, Coon Rapids, MN New Ulm Medical Center, New Ulm, MN Owatonna Hospital, Owatonna, MN Phillips Eye Institute, Minneapolis, MN Regina Hospital, Hastings, MN St. Francis Regional Medical Center, Shakopee, MN River Falls Area Hospital, River Falls, WI Unity Hospital, Fridley, MN United Hospital, St. Paul, MN 61 Allina Health clinics 23 Hospital-based clinics 15 Retail pharmacy sites 2 Ambulatory care centers Allina Integrated Medical Network Incorporated in 2010, the Allina Integrated Medical (AIM) Network aligns independent physicians, regional health systems, and Allina Health to deliver market-leading quality and efficiency in patient care. AIM Network is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Allina Health. The AIM Network operates as a clinically integrated network of physicians who work closely together with Allina Health to improve healthcare quality and efficiency so as to benefit patients and purchasers of healthcare. It also provides an infrastructure and tools to promote care coordination, evidenced-based protocols, and performance measurement. Community Benefit Allina Health has a tradition of commitment, hard work, and dedication to improve the health of the communities it serves. In 2015, Allina Health provided $178.3 million in community benefit through a variety of programs, partnerships, and investments. Healthcare starts in the communities where people live, work, and play. In fact, 80 percent of health happens outside the walls of medical facilities. As a trusted and compassionate partner, Allina Health ensures community benefit and engagement is an integral part of its culture and strategic plan. To view the 2015 Community Benefit and Engagement Report, please visit http://www.allinahealth. org/uploadedfiles/content/about_us/2015- Community-Engagement-report.pdf 2016 Awards and Recognitions Abbott Northwestern Hospital is first in Minnesota, fourth in United States to receive advanced certification for total hip and total knee replacement from The Joint Commission. New Ulm Medical Center named a top hospital for patient experience, safety. Allina Health CEO makes Modern Healthcare s top physician executives list. Northwest Metro Healthy Student Partnership receives public health award. Cambridge Medical Center earns Top Performer on Key Quality Measures recognition from The Joint Commission. To view a full list of awards and recognition, please visit: http://www.allinahealth.org/about-us/awardsand-recognition/

Allina Health Clinical Excellence Minneapolis Heart Institute When the Minneapolis Heart Institute at Abbott Northwestern Hospital was established more than 30 years ago, the founding physicians believed the best place for patients to be treated was in their own communities. The Minneapolis Heart Institute at Abbott Northwestern Hospital ranked No. 1 in the Twin Cities, and No. 22 nationally in cardiology and heart surgery by the U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals list in 2013. Virginia Piper Cancer Institute The Virginia Piper Cancer Institute provides comprehensive care through all aspects of cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment to help individuals maintain quality of life and find ways to live with and beyond cancer. Clinical experts and experienced caregivers provide oncology care and services throughout Allina Health, and offer expert support to various affiliate locations. Phillips Eye Institute Located in Minneapolis, Phillips Eye Institute is the second-largest specialty eye hospital in the United States, specializing in the diagnosis, treatment, and care of eye disorders and diseases. Phillips Eye Institute draws patients from a five-state region, with an extensive array of services. Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute was created in 2013 by the merger of Courage Center and Sister Kenny Rehabilitation Institute. Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute provides rehabilitation services for people with short- and long-term health conditions, injuries, and disabilities in communities throughout Minnesota and western Wisconsin. Penny George Institute for Health and Healing The Penny George Institute for Health and Healing works to improve the health and wellness of the patients and communities Allina Health serves. As the largest integrative health center embedded in a U.S. health system, the Penny George Institute uses a holistic approach that focuses on the mind, body, and spirit. It has helped tens of thousands of individuals on their paths to health or healing. John Nasseff Neuroscience Institute Neurological disorders affect millions of Americans and their families, and are on the rise. The John Nasseff Neuroscience Institute is renowned for the comprehensive range of neuroscience centers and services for patients with disorders affecting the brain, spine, and peripheral nervous system. Housed at United Hospital, the program encompasses an expert multidisciplinary medical team and technologically advanced diagnostic and treatment options. The Mother Baby Center The Mother Baby Center at Abbott Northwestern and Children s - Minneapolis opened in February 2013. The Mother Baby Center at Abbott Northwestern and Children s - Minneapolis is a joint venture that brings together two of the best-known names in mother and baby care in the region: Allina Health and Children s Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota. The partnership provides access to the best specialists, equipment, and services delivered by the most trusted names in fetal, maternal, newborn, and pediatric care in the region. Allina Health and Children s expanded its birth center partnership with the addition of a second center at Mercy Hospital in Coon Rapids, Minnesota, in 2015. 04

About This Opportunity The executive chosen as the Chief Operating Officer has a unique opportunity: to lead the transformation of a $3.8 billion healthcare delivery system. The primary focus of the COO will be to create a collaborative pathway that leads to full integration of services across Allina Health, ensuring the communities needs are met through the clinical, operational, and financial performance of the organization as it transitions from fee-for-service to value-based reimbursement. This is a newly created, system-wide role. This leader will design, develop and implement this organizational transformation. S/he must be steeped in experience in a highperformance, high-volume delivery system. S/he must be a subject-matter expert on system integration and understand all the operational and financial aspects that are impacted by this shift in care delivery. The executive must have a sterling track record of driving value-based care across the entirety of a healthcare organization, transforming silos into collaborative resources. Principal Accountabilities 05 Integrates care across the continuum to enhance access, coordination, and affordability for those served. Operational discipline to deliver overall financial performance, operational efficiency, quality, and safety, and enhance market share while maintaining the highest level of care. Leads and directs overall hospital and health group performance. Initiates and supports process improvement, customer service, and waste reduction initiatives. Ensures a strong customer service orientation for the health system and implements improvement programs as necessary to enhance the level of customer service and satisfaction for the customers. Creates new opportunities by being a thought leader providing strategic and operational insight. Redesigns the status quo to create and deliver new value across the system. Prepares all aspects of operations for risk sharing in anticipation of continued changes to reimbursement, given the organization s commitment to value for the community. In partnership with the Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer, and appropriate leadership, determines how, when, and where Allina Health will enter population health and assume more significant risk taking. Motivates and leads a high-performance leadership team built on mutual trust and respect. Develops and mentors direct reports to cultivate skills and increase performance, and builds awareness of the interrelationships to foster and maintain an integrated system. Collaborates seamlessly across the system on engaging, retaining, and increasing the performance and productivity of physicians and clinical staff, and acts as a model and champion for integration across the system.

Minneapolis, Minnesota... T he Chief Operating Officer position will be in the organization s corporate headquarters. As you will read, the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area is consistently recognized for a strong economic foundation and is exceptionally rich in culture, arts, sports, and recreational opportunities. Twin Cities The U.S. Census Bureau defines the Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington Metropolitan Statistical Area as a region of 11 counties in Minnesota and two in neighboring Wisconsin, an area which had a population of over 3 million people in 2010. The area is growing rapidly. Its population is projected to increase to 4 million in 20 years. Bloomington, home of the Mall of America, is the third-largest city in the metro area and the fifth-largest in the state. Since the 2000 census, Bloomington has been included as a named city in the MSA. Despite the Twin moniker, the two cities are independent municipalities with defined borders and are quite distinct from each other. Minneapolis has broad boulevards, an easily navigable grid layout, and modern downtown architecture, while St. Paul sports narrower streets laid out much more irregularly, clannish neighborhoods, and a vast collection of well-preserved late-victorian architecture. Also of some note are the differing cultural backgrounds of the two cities, with Minneapolis being affected by its early (and still influential) Scandinavian/Lutheran heritage, while St. Paul was touched by its early Irish and German Catholic roots. Often, the area is referred to as simply The Cities. Today the two cities directly border each other, and their downtown districts are about nine miles apart. 06

About Furst Group... F urst Group is in its fourth decade of providing leadership solutions for the healthcare industry. Our experience in evaluating talent, structure, and culture helps companies align their organizations to execute their strategic initiatives. We look forward to working with you as a potential candidate for the Chief Operating Officer position for Allina Health in Minneapolis, Minnesota. For additional information on Furst Group, please visit our website at furstgroup.com. To learn more about this particular position, please call (800) 642-9940 or contact: Bob Clarke bclarke@furstgroup.com Sue Jaeger sjaeger@furstgroup.com Illinois Washington, D.C. Arizona Washington An MPI Company Missouri Minnesota California Texas 800.642.9940 furstgroup.com NOTICE: The position profile information contained in this document has been created by Furst Group based on information submitted and/or approved by its client. As such, the position profile should not be viewed as constituting an all-inclusive description of the subject position s functions and/or responsibilities. Similarly, any information provided in the position profile regarding the community in which the client resides, the client s market, products, and/or services and its environment or culture is provided only as an overview on such matters. In submitting this position profile, Furst Group makes no representations or warranties regarding the completeness and/or accuracy of the duties, functions, environments, etc., that are described. Specific information regarding the position s requirements, compensation, benefits, and other terms and conditions must originate directly from the client (including any resources that the client may make available; e.g., handbook, job descriptions, benefit booklets, etc.). This position profile does not constitute an offer of employment and should not be construed as such. 2016, Furst Group. All rights reserved.