Lakewood Hospital. a proposal for redevelopment and transformation EXHIBIT 3

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Lakewood Hospital a proposal for redevelopment and transformation The following report is proprietary information and constitutes trade secrets of The MetroHealth System and may not be disclosed in whole or part to any external parties without the express consent of The MetroHealth System. This document is intended to be used internally for MetroHealth System discussion. EXHIBIT 3

Proposal Summary MetroHealth would commit to maintaining Lakewood as a full service, low-acuity inpatient hospital Full ownership of select assets and ~40% of land would be transferred and become part of the County, MetroHealth System Remaining land would be available to City of Lakewood MetroHealth and Premier Physicians would enter into a comanagement arrangement to transform Lakewood Hospital into a fully open-model and thriving facility The MetroHealth System would commit significant capital resources to ensuring the physical infrastructure is made efficient and viable Job and tax base from the hospital would be maintained as employees were transitioned to MetroHealth Orderly transition would be ensured due to the extent Premier clinical leadership is embedded into LH today and operational similarities between CCF and MetroHealth (e.g. Epic) 2

Our community is your community Over the past five years, one out of five (1:5) City of Lakewood residents who required hospitalization were admitted to MetroHealth The City of Lakewood is one of the fastest growing outpatient regions for MetroHealth, with over 13% growth in 2013 3

Keeping our community s care in the community Forecasted Source of Inpatient Volume 2013 Inpatient Origin 23% 42% 35% MetroHealth Premier Other 37% 36% 27% CCF Premier Other Within the Lakewood Hospital service area, MetroHealth realized over 61,0000 visits that could be consolidated into Lakewood Hospital ambulatory sites as compared to the current 35,000 CCF ambulatory visits (2013 data) Additionally, nearly 30,000 ER encounters could shift from MetroHealth s ER to Lakewood Hospital s ER - Premier physicians currently provide the majority of the Emergency Room call coverage (medicine, surgery and vascular) at Lakewood Hospital. 4

Our Patients, Your Citizens Lakewood Market 2% MH & Premier 7% 9% 5% 22% 43% 19% 43% 26% 24% Medicare Commercial Medicaid Self Pay Other Medicare Commercial Medicaid Self Pay Other The blended payer mix for inpatient stays closely resembles the payer mix for market admissions from the City of Lakewood 5

Keeping Lakewood employed, reducing healthcare costs and expanding hospital services Jobs: Preserve 900 jobs and associated tax revenue for the City Community Savings: Offer access to MetroHealth Select to City of Lakewood employees Hospital: Redirect Metro programming and patient volume to Hospital Partner with Premier Physicians - the largest independent multispecialty practice that currently represents 40% of the volume 6

Creating the hospital of the future Capital: Over the next 10 years, MetroHealth is prepared to invest up to $100,000,000 in capital improvements and medical technology* *Formal commitments would be made subsequent to physical and plant due diligence and shifting investment dollars from MetroHealth Transformation to Lakewood Hospital 7

MetroHealth Transformation Today MetroHealth main campus is licensed for 731 beds, with staffing for 420 and run a 90-95% utilization rate Lakewood Hospital has 263 registered beds and runs at a projected 40% utilization rate Future MetroHealth Facility Plan would estimate a combined West 25 th and Lakewood bed need of ~ 450 beds between the 2 inpatient sites 8

Lakewood Hospital Projected Economic Impact to City Projections Direct Indirect Total Lakewood Hospital Employees 1 900 103 1,003 Lakewood Hospital Payroll 1 2 $31.2 million $2.0 million $33.2 million Est. Income Taxes 3 $468,000 $30,000 $498,000 Employees and Wages living within Lakewood Employees 1 185 Wages 1 $5.84 million Premier Employees 54 Wages $214K Assumptions 1 Applied ratios from 2007 study to 900 employee base 2 Applied a 2% annual inflation to average salary 3 Applied 1.5% income tax Source: Cleveland Clinic, Highlights of the 2007 Economic and Fiscal Impact Study Lakewood Hospital 9

Comparing Current Options Family Health Center Maintaining an Inpatient Hospital Total Employees 150 Total Salaries 1 $7,420,000 Total income tax 2 $111,000 Supplementary Effects Community sense of abandonment in both a healthcare and business development sense; Lakewood hospital is currently the largest employer in the City Loss of additional jobs and economic impact throughout the community as the largest employer is no longer buying local goods and services Loss of centers of excellence surrounding Neurosciences, Orthopedics, Diabetes and Geriatrics attracting patients to Lakewood for care Total Employees 900 Total Salaries 1 $ 44,521,000 Total income tax 2 $ 668,000 Benefits Retention of low acuity inpatient, primary and preventative services Continued support to the overall Lakewood economy Continued centers of excellence surrounding Neurosciences, Orthopedics, Diabetes and Geriatrics Additional education and community outreach efforts Assumptions: 1 Average MH non-physician salary applied 2 1.5% income tax rate 10

MetroHealth Addresses Lakewood s Needs Assessment Key Findings Need for access to primary and preventive services Improved and expanded mental health services The Lakewood Hospital community PQI5 is substantially higher than Ohio for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), adult asthma, congestive heart failure and long-term diabetes complications Community stakeholders perceive that the high cost of healthcare limits residents accessibility to primary and specialty medical services Community stakeholders perceive the Lakewood Hospital community as having a weak economy, limited economic development, decreasing resources, and that a recent rise in unemployed residents has caused a decrease in available jobs that offer a living wage Need for improved emergency services Highlights a need for improved transportation and maintenance of basic community services The MH advantage Over 64,000 primary care visits traveled to a MH location for primary care; a MH Lakewood facility would relocate the care back to their community We currently see over 7,800 visits from residents living in the Lakewood community for mental health, the MH proposal would bring our care closer to the patients MetroHealth is ranked nationally by US News and World Report for Diabetes and Endocrinology care as well as high performing in many other areas including Pulmonary and Cardiology care MH s cost of care will bring improved value and accessibility to the community The MH proposal provides a convenient healthcare location for Lakewood city employees. With 416 fulltime and 100 part-time employees. the MH Select health plan could offer significant savings to the city MH would retain jobs and support the current economy MetroHealth is recognized as a community leader in emergency services Additional economic losses will only exacerbate the transportation cuts Source: 2013 Lakewood Hospital Community Needs Assessment, Tripp Umbach February 2012 11

Creating an economic windfall for the City of Lakewood For example: Over the next 10years $6,680,000 tax revenue $12,500,000 savings associated with MetroHealth Select $100,000,000 capital improvements and medical technology $119,180,000 In addition to maintaining more than 900 local jobs, the MetroHealth / Premier proposal provides nearly $120,000,000 in additional capital investment and annual savings for the City of Lakewood. 12

Key Benefits from Lakewood Hospital Transformation MetroHealth and Premier would shift appropriate inpatient volume and increase Hospital utilization, more effectively manage cost in a reduced building footprint Evolve and redevelop a portion of the campus into a state-ofthe-art multi-use community economic hub 40% of land would be required, leaving 60% available for redevelopment Expert disease management and wellness/population health MetroHealth has demonstrated the ability to effectively manage populations (MetroHealth CarePlus program produced a $15M savings for 28K patients during 2013) Access to MetroHealth Select for all City employees 13

Lakewood Hospital The following report is proprietary information and constitutes trade secrets of The MetroHealth System and may not be disclosed in whole or part to any external parties without the express consent of The MetroHealth System. This document is intended to be used internally for MetroHealth System discussion. EXHIBIT 3-A

Outline 1. MetroHealth s proposed concept 2. Impact to City of Lakewood 3. Impact to MetroHealth 4. Next Steps 2

Lakewood Hospital METROHEALTH S CONCEPT PROPOSAL 3

MetroHealth s Vision for Lakewood Hospital Continue to provide the community of Lakewood with high quality healthcare, partner and collaborate with independent physicians, and preserve the established employee base. 4

MetroHealth/Lakewood Key Objectives Preserve Hospital in Lakewood Bring needed inpatient and outpatient volume to Lakewood Hospital Collaborate with independent physician groups Establish a community wellness/recreation center 5

Market Snapshot Significant healthcare system consolidation across Northern Ohio Potential entry of for-profit healthcare systems New hospital construction in Avon, OH Displacement of Independent Physician practices 6

MetroHealth cares for many Lakewood residents Growth tops 13% within the City of Lakewood with outpatient utilization strongest MetroHealth currently treats 8.3% of Lakewood s inpatient discharges, growing +0.5% over five years MetroHealth has consistently cared for approximately 20% of this community over the past five years 7

MetroHealth s Strategy Moving away from centralized hub and spoke model to a community focused multi-hub approach 8

MetroHealth s Strategy Multi-hub system within a community provides needed healthcare closer to the patients we serve highly efficient healthcare a foundation to work alongside independent physicians within a community 9

MetroHealth/Lakewood Proposal Move Lakewood Hospital Assets to Cuyahoga County Collaborate with one of the largest independent primary care practices to co-manage Lakewood Hospital Expand highly efficient healthcare access to Lakewood Community Expand services and volume (inpatient and outpatient) Preserve jobs and positive economic impact of a Hospital in Lakewood 10

Lakewood Hospital Future APPENDIX 11

Lakewood Hospital projected economic impact to City Projections Direct Indirect Total Lakewood Hospital Employees 1 900 103 1,003 Lakewood Hospital Payroll 1 2 $31.2 million $2.0 million $33.2 million Est. Income Taxes 3 $468,000 $30,000 $498,000 Employees and Wages living within Lakewood Employees 1 185 Wages 1 $5.84 million Assumptions 1 Applied ratios from 2007 study to 900 employee base 2 Applied a 2% annual inflation to average salary 3 Applied 1.5% income tax Source: Cleveland Clinic, Highlights of the 2007 Economic and Fiscal Impact Study Lakewood Hospital 12

Potential Income Tax benefit to the MH proposal Total Employees 150 Total Salaries 1 $7,420,000 Total income tax 2 $111,000 Supplementary Effects Community sense of abandonment in both a healthcare and business development sense; Lakewood hospital is currently the largest employer in the City Loss of additional jobs and economic impact throughout the community as the largest employer is no longer buying local goods and services Loss of centers of excellence surrounding Neurosciences, Orthopedics, Diabetes and Geriatrics attracting patients to Lakewood for care Total Employees 900 Total Salaries 1 $ 44,521,000 Total income tax 2 $ 668,000 Benefits Retention of low acuity inpatient, primary and preventative services Continued support to the overall Lakewood economy Continued centers of excellence surrounding Neurosciences, Orthopedics, Diabetes and Geriatrics Additional education and community outreach efforts Assumptions: 1 Average MH non-physician salary applied 2 1.5% income tax rate 13

Lakewood Hospital s Community Needs Assessment Key Findings Need for access to primary and preventive services Improved and expanded mental health services The Lakewood Hospital community PQI5 is substantially higher than Ohio for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), adult asthma, congestive heart failure and long-term diabetes complications Community stakeholders perceive that the high cost of healthcare limits residents accessibility to primary and specialty medical services Community stakeholders perceive the Lakewood Hospital community as having a weak economy, limited economic development, decreasing resources, and that a recent rise in unemployed residents has caused a decrease in available jobs that offer a living wage Need for improved emergency services Highlights a need for improved transportation and maintenance of basic community services The MH advantage Over 64,000 primary care visits traveled to a MH location for primary care; a MH Lakewood facility would relocate the care back to their community We currently see over 7,800 visits from residents living in the Lakewood community for mental health, the MH proposal would bring our care closer to the patients MetroHealth is ranked nationally by US News and World Report for Diabetes and Endocrinology care as well as high performing in many other areas including Pulmonary and Cardiology care MH s cost of care will bring improved value and accessibility to the community The MH proposal provides a convenient healthcare location for Lakewood city employees and with 416 full-time and 100 part-time employees; the MH Select health plan could offer significant savings to the city MH would retain jobs and support the current economy MetroHealth is recognized as a community leader in emergency services Additional economic losses will only exacerbate the transportation cuts Source: 2013 Lakewood Hospital Community Needs Assessment, Tripp Umbach February 2012 14

Strategic Fit to MetroHealth Main campus will be replaced with a new facility, but flexibility is needed to succeed Decanting low acuity from main campus to Lakewood Annually 8600 patients with an average LOS of 3 or 25,800 patient days or ~ 53% of total capacity based upon 133 beds (2012 ave. patient days 27,074) Births: 1224 from MHS main could be combined with the average of 600 births at Lakewood in 2012. If 70% remained with Lakewood, then patient days would forecast to 26,460 or 98% of average historic utilization Approximately 19% of ambulatory visits on main campus or 61K (2012 outpatient visits 87,300) Operate as a two hospital system enables delineation of services and right-sizing of the cost structure Further penetrates the west side, solidifying MetroHealth s commitment to providing care to residents of the County and urban communities 15