The Medical Home: Home Care 2.0. Eric. C. Rackow, M.D. President, Humana At Home October 1, 2014

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The Medical Home: Home Care 2.0 Eric. C. Rackow, M.D. President, Humana At Home October 1, 2014

About Humana At Home Organization 3,000 employed telephonic care managers nationwide 14,700 employed and contracted field care managers in a nationwide network 60 homecare clinical offices in NY, NJ CT, FL, TX, IL, AZ, KS, PA, NC, MD, MA and VA 3,000 employed home health aides in clinical offices 2,500 contracted homecare companies nationwide in a homecare network National directory of vetted community resources for elder care and caregiving Online Points of Caregiving portal for family caregivers Key Services Humana At Home Chronic Care Program (HCCP) Humana At Home Transitions Humana At Home Special Needs Programs (SNPs) Humana At Home Technology Innovations Humana At Home Advanced Care Planning Our Expertise Humana At Home Stay Healthy Humana At Home Long Term Support Services (LTSS) Humana At Home SeniorBridge Home Care (Fee for service) Humana At Home SeniorBridge -Certified Home Health Humana At Home In-Home Clinical Services (NP/MD) Older adults with multiple chronic conditions and functional, behavioral and/or cognitive limitations Complex chronic care management, chronic condition care management Proprietary to Humana Inc. 2

Humana At Home Focuses on the Sickest 25 Percent of Humana Medicare Advantage (MA) Members, Who Drive Almost 80 Percent of Cost These members: Have chronic conditions Have functional deficits Have multiple hospital and Emergency Room visits Are likely to have medical costs associated with the sickest 25 percent of Humana MA members in the future Sickest 25% Proprietary to Humana Inc. 3

Seniors with Multiple Chronic Conditions and Functional Limitations 7x More Likely to be Highest Cost Relative Risk of Being Among Top 5 Percent Most Costly to Treat 9.0 8.0 7.0 7.1X 6.0 5.0 4.0 3.0 2.7X 4.3X IADL=Instrumental Activities of Daily Living 2.0 1.0 1.0 ADL=Activities of Daily Living 0.0 Everyone 2+ Chronic Conditions Only Chronic Conditions & Functional Limitations 2+ Chronic Conditions & IADL/ADL Limitations 4 Source: LewinGroup analysis of 2006 Medical Expenditures Panel Survey, 2010

Care Managing Patients with Complex Needs Telephonic Coaching Tele-Care Management In-Home Care Management In-Home Personal and Skilled Care Fewer More Number and Severity of Illnesses Medical Care Nursing Care Symptoms and Signs: Diagnoses Personal Care Care Supervision Medication Witness and Management Behavioral Support Care Coordination Remote Monitoring Telephonic Coaching Self-Reporting Symptoms Fewer Functional and Activity Limitations More 5

Integrating care in the home will be increasingly important in managing medical and long-term care needs The Medical Home Hospital at Home MD/NP Home Visits Home Health (Skilled Services) Home Care (Home Health Aides) Care Coordination and Management (RN/SW) Telehealth and Remote Monitoring (Virtual Connectivity) 6

Humana At Home Care Management Programs Reduce Hospitalizations Among High-Risk MA Individuals Humana Chronic Care Program Averts Hospitalizations (ongoing service) Transitions Program Reduces Hospital Readmissions (30-day service) Number of hospitalizations per thousand 842.7 883 42% Fewer 474.8 509 30-Day Readmit rate 18% 18% 39% Fewer 11% 11% Pre Post Pre Post Humana At Home MA Member Results 2013 (N= 116,145) Humana At Home MA Member Results 2013 (N=16,467) Proprietary to Humana Inc.

Humana At Home Chronic Care Program (HCCP) Increases Survival Among High-Risk MA Individuals Proprietary to Humana Inc. 8

Necessary Paradigm Shift in Managing Healthcare for Medicare Beneficiaries is Underway Acute care Medical trigger Reactive Cure illness Fragmented care Pay per episode In-person Hospital Chronic care Holistic support Proactive Enhance function Integrated care Pay for continuum Virtual Home 9

Conclusion Humana At Home Care Management substantially reduces hospitalization and improves survival in seniors with multiple chronic illnesses; Humana At Home is building a virtual platform to create 24/7 connectivity with members and their families; Humana At Home is building integrated, home-based clinical care services. 10