Palomar Health Operating and Capital Budgets Fiscal Year 2014

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Palomar Health Operating and Capital Budgets Fiscal Year 2014 Presentation to Board of Directors June 24, 2013 1

Strategic Initiatives FY2014 Budget Drivers 10-Year Financial and Capital Plan Guidelines Strategic Growth Opportunities Expense Management Focus on Compensation and Benefits Outsourcing / Insourcing Solutions Governmental Payor Changes Sequestration, Value- Based Purchasing, MediCal Reimbursement Acute and Skilled Services 2

FY2014 Operating Budget Recap Key Volume Indicators Palomar Palomar Health North Health South Consolidated Change % Change % Change % INPATIENT Discharges Acute 2,606 11.8% (331) (5.3%) 2,275 8.0% SNF - SubAcute (297) (63.1%) (53) (8.1%) (350) (31.1%) Patient Days Acute 7,703 8.2% (2,588) (9.8%) 5,115 4.2% SNF - SubAcute (21,517) (73.3%) 539 1.2% (20,978) (28.9%) Avg Length Of Stay Acute (0.14) (3.3%) (0.20) (4.7%) (0.15) (3.5%) SNF (17.34) (27.8%) 6.72 10.2% 2.04 3.2% Deliveries 767 23.8% (6) (.5%) 762 17.2% Inpatient Surgeries 360 6.0% (10) (.6%) 350 4.6% 3 Change = FY2013 (Dec 2012 through Mar 2013 annualized) vs. FY2014 Budget

FY2014 Operating Budget Recap Key Volume Indicators OUTPATIENT Palomar Palomar Health North Health South Consolidated Change % Change % Change % ER Visits 12,464 14.8% (527) (2.0%) 11,937 10.7% O/P Registrations 3,765 7.2% 6,614 16.5% 10,379 11.2% O/P Surgeries 235 5.0% 809 27.4% 1,044 13.7% Home Health Visits 1,038 2.3% 0 0.0% 1,038 2.3% Change = FY2013 (Dec 2012 through Mar 2013 annualized) vs. FY2014 Budget 4

FY2014 Payor Mix by Gross Revenue CMS 4.2% Ins 1.1% Work Comp 0.8% Self-Pay 5.5% Medicare 24.9% Mgd Care Cap 1.9% Mgd Care 30.9% Medi-Cal 13.2% Sr Cap 5.8% Sr HMO 11.7% 5

FY2014 Key Revenue Assumptions/Considerations Rates Inpatient and Outpatient 8% Overall Increase Commercial Contracts / 3 rd Party Reimbursement reflect market Medicare and MediCal reflect non-negotiated mandated reductions At-Risk Capitation Contracting continuing current relationships Bad Debt/Uncompensated Care 5.22% FY2013, and FY2012, were 4.7%, 4.8% respectively 6

Key Inflationary Assumptions/Considerations FY2014 Budget FY2013 Budget Supplies: Pharmaceuticals 1.0% 1.0% Prosthesis (Non-tech Price Changes) 0.5% 0.5% Surgical Instruments 0.0% 0.0% Surgical Supplies 0.5% 0.5% Other Medical 0.5% 0.5% Food Other 3.0% 3.0% Minor Equipment/Instruments 0.0% 0.0% 7

Compensation and Benefits Key Assumptions/Considerations Overall salary, wage and registry costs are $13.9 million (or 4.7%) lower than FY2013 (including $7.5 million reduction to registry usage) resulting from: Reduction in Force, improved efficiencies, premium pay management and other labor initiatives Merit increases and labor contract changes that account for a $6.4 million reinvestment in our employees Benefits expenses are $5.8 million lower than FY2013 Total Productive FTE s are 3,126 compared to 3,227 in FY2013 Adherence to Productivity Labor Standards Adherence to Nurse Staffing Ratios Reduction in Force: 155 Productive FTE s 8

Recap of Salaries and Wages Palomar Health Consolidated FY 2013 Base Salary Expense (1) $ 283,686,566 FY 2013 Registry Expense (1) 12,458,139 Increase / (Decrease) due to: Labor Contracts and Merit Adjustments 6,447,221 Volume, Labor Std Adj's and Reductions in Staff (20,363,373) Total Salary and Registry Expense FY 2014 282,228,553 Estimated Salary and Registry Expense FY 2013 (1) 296,144,705 (Increase) / Decrease FY13 To FY14 $ 13,916,152 % (Increase) / Decrease FY13 To FY14 4.70% (1) Based on Dec 2012 through March 2013 annualized 9

10 Recap of Productive FTE s by Service Palomar Health North Palomar Health South Central Outreach Total Productive FTE's by Service Type: - Daily Hospital Services (Nursing Units) 753.45 316.89 - - 1,070.34 Ancillary Services 723.95 223.15-99.79 1,046.89 General / Support Services 390.74 115.81 67.81 0.68 575.04 Administrative Services 107.66 33.03 132.39 0.50 273.58 Fiscal Services 54.00 22.97 83.33-160.30 FY 2014 Budgeted Productive FTE's 2,029.80 711.85 283.53 100.97 3,126.15 Estimated Productive FTE's FY 2013 (YTD Pay Period Ending May 4, 2013) 2,055.55 743.29 319.48 108.45 3,226.77 (Increase) / Decrease FY13 To FY14 25.75 31.44 35.95 7.48 100.62 % (Increase) / Decrease FY13 To FY14 3.12% (Increases) / Decreases in FTE's Due to: Volume Changes (173.00) 5.77 (27.84) 6.90 (188.17) Reduction in Force, elimination of transformation functions, other changes in labor standards and miscellaneous labor efficiencies (1) 198.75 25.67 63.79 0.58 288.79 (1) I.T. Outsource 51 FTE's, PCCC 83 FTE's, RIF 155 FTE's 25.75 31.44 35.95 7.48 100.62

Recap of Benefits FY 2014 Budget FY13 Projected (1) Change FY2014 vs. FY2013 % (Increase) / Decrease Group Health Insurance 33,941,238 34,251,174 309,936 0.9% FICA 19,161,352 20,791,733 1,630,381 7.8% Pension 10,590,455 14,399,998 3,809,543 26.5% Workers Compensation 3,080,350 3,180,987 100,637 3.2% Group Life Insurance 157,859 209,990 52,131 24.8% Other Benefits 1,262,305 1,170,276 (92,029) -7.9% Total Benefit Expense 68,193,559 74,004,158 5,810,599 7.9% (1) Based on Dec 2012 through March 2013 annualized 11

Recap of Supplies FY 2014 Budget FY 2013 Projected (1) Change 2014 vs. 2013 (Increase) / Decrease Variance Due to Rate Variance Due to Volume % Change Implants / Prosthesis 17,320,972 19,016,019 1,695,047 3,260,506 (1,565,459) 8.9% Surgical Supplies 13,717,826 13,475,523 (242,303) 867,045 (1,109,348) -1.8% Pharmaceuticals 15,402,637 13,593,957 (1,808,680) (689,582) (1,119,098) -13.3% Other Medical Supplies 15,769,279 15,876,357 107,078 1,414,070 (1,306,992) 0.7% Food 4,032,309 4,697,648 665,339 1,052,064 (386,725) 14.16% Office Supplies and Forms 1,689,704 1,324,146 (365,558) (256,550) (109,008) -27.61% Minor Equipment 3,267,731 2,733,555 (534,176) (309,141) (225,035) -19.54% Other Non-Medical Supplies 13,284,570 13,373,354 88,784 1,189,721 (1,100,937) 0.66% Total Supplies Expense 84,485,028 84,090,559 (394,469) 6,528,134 (6,922,603) -0.47% (1) Based on Dec 2012 through March 2013 annualized 12

Recap of Professional Fees FY 2014 Budget FY 2013 Projected (1) Change FY2014 vs. FY2013 (Increase) / Decrease % Change ED Call / Trauma / Hospitalists / OB, OB Anesthesia, Perinatology 17,977,397 16,916,762 (1,060,635) -6.27% Other Physician Fees 8,272,197 7,122,054 (1,150,143) -16.15% Consulting Fees 5,628,580 3,421,029 (2,207,551) -64.53% Legal Fees (2) 660,632 (330,966) (991,598) -299.61% External Audit Fees 387,501 322,442 (65,059) -20.18% Other Professional Fees 2,645,185 2,058,422 (586,763) -28.51% Total Professional Fees 35,571,492 29,509,743 (6,061,749) -20.54% (1) Based on Dec 2012 through March 2013 annualized (2) Includes one time FY2013 reversal of expenses 13

Recap of Purchased Services FY 2014 Budget FY 2013 Projected (1) Change 2014 vs. 2013 (Increase) / Decrease % Change Medical Purchased Services 5,204,138 6,189,369 985,231 15.92% Information Systems - Outsourcing, Hardware, and Maintenance 27,306,531 20,241,125 (7,065,406) -34.91% Maintenance and Repair 13,101,383 7,887,287 (5,214,096) -66.11% Linen Services 2,487,368 2,935,591 448,223 15.27% Management Services 1,046,356 697,403 (348,953) -50.04% Other Purchased Services 14,632,480 14,836,247 203,767 1.37% Total Purchased Services 63,778,256 52,787,022 (10,991,234) -20.82% (1) Based on Dec 2012 through March 2013 annualized 14

Recap of Other Direct Expense FY 2014 Budget FY 2013 Projected (1) Change 2014 vs. 2013 (Increase) / Decrease % Change Building and Equipment Rental 9,891,289 9,220,893 (670,396) -7.27% Utility Expense 8,583,728 7,234,793 (1,348,935) -18.65% Professional Liability / Insurance Expense 6,062,572 5,989,800 (72,772) -1.21% License / Tax 2,056,884 1,577,758 (479,126) -30.37% Telephone 1,232,098 1,347,523 115,425 8.57% Outside Training / Tuition Reimbursement 862,614 1,105,122 242,508 21.94% Advertising/Marketing 2,054,918 1,328,266 (726,652) -54.71% Other Direct Expense 6,494,712 3,941,372 (2,553,340) -64.78% Total Other Direct Expense 37,238,815 31,745,527 (5,493,288) -17.30% (1) Based on Dec 2012 through March 2013 annualized - 15

Recap of Depreciation Expense Total Palomar Health FY 2014 Budget Depreciation on Current Assets 50,316,086 Amortization on Current Software Licensing Fees 6,262,103 Additional Depreciation on: CIPs 1,031,514 FY 2014 Capital Budget 568,453 Total FY 2014 Budget 58,178,156 Projected FY 2013 (1) 61,042,053 (Increase) / Decrease FY13 To FY14 $ 2,863,897 % (Increase) / Decrease FY13 To FY14 4.69% (1) Based on Dec 2012 through March 2013 annualized 16

FY2014 Budgeted Initiatives and Strategies Budgeted Income Benefit Budgeted Expense Reduction Net 2014 Budgeted Benefit 2014 Budgeted Initiative Capitation Management Improvement Initiative 4,000,000-4,000,000 Pharmaceutical Expense Management Strategy - 3,170,000 3,170,000 VHA Imperative Initiative 2,000,000 2,000,000 Information Systems Outsourcing and Strategy 4,000,000 4,000,000 Business Development Strategies - Volume Growth 2,000,000-2,000,000 Meaningful Use Achievement - Stage 2 1,800,000-1,800,000 Patient Throughput Initiative (LOS, Patient Status, Denials) 1,500,000-1,500,000 Palomar Continuing Care Center (Annualized $1 Million) (9,034,633) 9,738,919 704,286 Mayo Clinic Affiliation - 1st Year 500,000 (730,000) (230,000) GRAND TOTAL $ 765,367 $ 18,178,919 $ 18,944,286 17

FY 2013 Operating Budget Recap ($ In thousands) Results FY12 Projected FY13 (1) Projected FY14 % Change FY13 to FY14 Revenue: Gross Revenue 2,012,928 2,390,447 2,729,883 14.20% Net Revenue 508,722 574,217 610,046 6.24% Other Operating Revenue 12,994 11,786 11,805 0.16% Total Operating Revenue $ 521,716 $ 586,003 $ 621,851 6.12% Expenses: Salaries, Wages, Registry, Benefits 309,260 362,104 282,228 22.06% Supplies 76,250 82,287 84,485-2.67% Depreciation 21,323 57,388 58,178-1.38% Other 101,163 114,884 204,783-78.25% Total Operating Expense $ 507,996 $ 616,663 $ 629,674-2.11% Operating Income 13,720 (30,660) (7,823) -74.48% Non-Operating Income 4,471 3,934 3,226-18.00% Interest Expense (2,942) (29,670) (33,628) -13.34% Property Tax Revenue 12,686 13,300 13,300 0.00% Income (Loss) $ 27,935 $ (43,096) $ (24,925) 42.16% Net Margin % 5.4% -7.4% -4.0% OEBIDA Margin (Excl Property Tax Rev) 6.7% 4.6% 8.1% OEBIDA Margin (Incl Property Tax Rev) 9.1% 6.8% 10.2% EBIDA Margin 10.0% 7.5% 10.8% Total Uncompensated Care $ 97,429 $ 112,024 $ 142,576 Total Uncompensated Care as % of Gross 4.84% 4.69% 5.22% 18 (1) FY May YTD actual + June budget

FY 2013 Operating Budget Recap ($ In thousands) Projected Budgeted FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2012 FY 2013 FY 2014 Net Income from Ops (Excluding Interest Expense) $ 9,476 $ 17,035 $ 11,514 $ 13,720 $ (30,660) $ (7,823) Less: Depreciation Expense 21,215 21,359 21,346 21,323 57,388 58,178 OEBIDA $ 30,692 $ 38,395 $ 32,861 $ 35,044 $ 26,728 $ 50,356 OEBIDA Margin (Excl Property Tax Rev) 6.9% 8.2% 6.7% 6.7% 4.6% 8.1% OEBIDA Margin (Incl Property Tax Rev) 9.9% 11.0% 9.3% 9.1% 6.8% 10.2% EBIDA $ 48,772 $ 58,045 $ 56,119 $ 52,200 $ 43,962 $ 66,881 EBIDA Margin 10.9% 12.4% 11.5% 10.0% 7.5% 10.8% Total Uncompensated Care 74,557 82,012 81,887 97,429 112,024 142,576 Total Uncompensated Care as % of Gross 4.7% 4.9% 4.5% 4.9% 4.7% 5.8% Note: Net Income/(Loss) after Non-Op Income $ 11,477 $ 24,488 $ 30,968 $ 27,935 $ (43,096) $ (24,925) 19

FY2014 Operating Budget Key Highlights FY2012 Actual FY2013 Projected (May YTD + June Budget) FY2014 vs. FY2013 Projected FY2014 Budget Change % Change Statistics: Average Daily 276.3 302.0 344.7 42.7 14.1% Acute Patient Days 101,124 110,230 125,824 15,594 14.1% Adjusted 39,973 43,567 47,501 3,934 9.0% Productive FTEs 2,836 3,227 3,126 (101.0) 3.1% Operating Expenses (w/o Depreciation & Interest) per Adjusted Discharge 12,175 12,837 12,031 (806) 6.3% Income Statement Summary: Total Operating 521,716,000 586,003,000 621,851,000 35,848,000 6.1% Total Operating 507,996,000 616,663,000 629,674,000 13,011,000 2.1% Operating Income 13,720,000 (30,660,000) (7,823,000) 22,837,000 74.5% Net Income 27,935,000 (43,096,000) (24,925,000) 18,171,000 42.2% EBIDA 52,200,000 43,962,000 66,881,000 22,919,000 52.1% Expenses Detail: Salaries, Wages, Registry & Benefits 309,260,000 362,104,000 350,423,000 (11,681,000) 3.2% Supplies 76,250,000 82,287,000 84,485,000 2,198,000 2.7% Depreciation 21,323,000 57,388,000 58,178,000 790,000 1.4% Other Expenses 101,163,000 114,884,000 136,588,000 21,704,000 18.9% 20 Interest Expense 2,942,000 29,670,000 33,628,000 3,958,000 13.3%

Three-Year Capital Budget Summary (in Millions) Routine Capital: FY 2014 FY 2015 FY 2016 Total Project Spend Equipment 10,000,000 10,000,000 10,000,000 30,000,000 Facility 5,000,000 5,000,000 5,000,000 15,000,000 Information Technology 5,000,000 5,000,000 5,000,000 15,000,000 Total Routine Capital Requests $ 20,000,000 $ 20,000,000 $ 20,000,000 $ 60,000,000 Strategic Capital Reserve 5,000,000 5,000,000 5,000,000 15,000,000 Consolidated Capital Reserve $ 25,000,000 $ 25,000,000 $ 25,000,000 $ 75,000,000 Note: Reserved for planning purposes. Subject to available cash reserves 21