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Consumer Driven Health Plans

Today s Marketplace Managed Care Employers Managed care cost controls are no longer working Members isolated from the actual cost of care Members Insurers Providers Double-digit premium increases Suppliers Employers, employees and providers are frustrated Organized around the Insurer

Market Conditions NATIONAL EXPEDITURES = $1.5 Trillion HEALTH BENEFIT EXPEDITURES = 13% RETAIL DRUG EXPEDITURES = 17% GENERAL MARKETPLACE Hospital Consolidation Pharmaceutical Practices Medical Technology Consumer Demands Aging Population General Economy SMALL GROUP SPECIFIC Erratic Price Competition Generic Provider Deals Difficult Compliance Issues Product Differentiation Administrative Efficiencies Top-line vs. Bottom-line

Consumer Driven Health Care Customer Empowerment Innovative Products Information Tools Stable Pricing

Product Trend: Consumerism Health insurance plans putting consumers and their physicians at the center of healthcare decision-making, giving them greater discretion and control over their benefit dollars and medical care choices. WHEN DOES THE CONSUMER GET INVOLVED? POINT OF ENROLLMENT Deductible Coinsurance Co-Pay Savings Account Pharmacy Plan POINT OF CARE Price of Services Quality of Provider Health Coach Technology Tools - Self-Service Benefits - Clinical Content

Consumer Driven Health Plans Employers Alternative to managed care Empowered members and providers make healthcare decisions Insurers Members Providers Achieve lower, more predictable premiums Suppliers Organized around the Member

HealthMarket Corporate Overview

HealthMarket 2002 American Travelers Assurance Company CAPACITY: Fully-Insured, Full Replacement TRACK RECORD: 1,000 Employers, 25,000 Members RESULTS: Early Utilization, Distribution Demand Unique CDHP Operating System CUSTOMIZED: Risk Management, Customer Service INNOVATIVE: Product Design, Technology Applications SCALABLE: Organic Growth, Co-Branded Partners

American Travelers Assurance Company AK A AK WA OR CA NV ID UT AZ MT WY CO NM ND SD NE KS TX OK MN IA MO AR LA WI MI IL IN OH PA MS TN AL KY GA WV SC NC VA VT NY NH DC ME MA RI CT NJ DE MD HI H FL Active States YE 2002 Proposed New States 2003 Other Licensed ATAC States Non-Licensed ATAC States

HealthMarket Membership by Month 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 0 May July Aug Sep Oct Nov (est) Dec (est) * Total membership through September 2002 exceeds 1,000 groups and 23,000 members.

Partners and Vendors Care Consumer Contracted Management Experience Providers Insurance American Travelers Assurance Company

Management Team Stephen F. Wiggins Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Gregory R. Morris Chief Operating Officer Edward J.. Zecchini Chief Technology Officer Lindsay R. Resnick Chief Marketing Officer Hassan S. Rifaat, M.D., Vice President, Sales Kurt M. Fullmer Vice President, Network Development A. Roger Francoline Vice President, Insurance Lisa S. Schulte Vice President, Administration

HealthMarket Products

HealthMarket Consumer Driven Health Plans Comprehensive Coverage with Prescription Drug Benefit HealthMarket Savings Account HealthMarket SMARTFUNDS sm Coverage is subject to the Maximum Allowable Charge (MAC), Deductible and Coinsurance

Comprehensive Coverage Plan Year Deductible (per plan year) Individual $500; Family $1,000 or Individual $1,000; Family $2,000 or Individual $2,000; Family $4,000 Plan Coinsurance Level 70%, 80% or 90% Maximum Out-of- Pocket Expense Maximum Benefit HealthMarket Individual $1,500; Family $3,000 or Individual $2,000; Family $4,000 or Individual $4,000; Family $8,000 $2 Million Annual; Unlimited Lifetime Individual $500; Family $1,000 or Savings Account Individual $1,000; Family $2,000 HealthMarket SMARTFUNDS SM (optional) Prescription Drug Benefit Medco Health (optional) Individualized spending accounts; Allowances based on specific medical procedures and conditions $7 generic; $20 formulary; $35 non-formulary or $10 generic; $25 formulary; $40 non- formulary or 80% generic; 80% formulary; 80% non-formulary Coverage is subject to the Maximum Allowable Charge (MAC)

HealthMarket s Product Line Designed to Meet Every Need Routine / Preventive Care 25-30% of dollars 82% of population HealthMarket Savings Account Acute & Chronic Care 55-65% of dollars 17% of population Comprehensive Coverage HealthMarket SMARTFUNDS SM Catastrophic Care 10-15% of dollars 1% of population Comprehensive Coverage

HealthMarket Savings Account Funded as part of the insurance premium, with full amount available on Plan Effective Date Provides first dollar coverage for routine and preventive care no deductible or coinsurance up to account limit Routine and preventive care remains covered after account limits have been reached, subject to deductible and coinsurance Unused limit rolls over to the next year; cannot be withdrawn as cash Coverage is subject to the Maximum Allowable Charge (MAC)

HealthMarket Savings Account 100% Coverage for Preventive & Routine Care Abdominal X-Ray Allergy Tests Cardiac Stress Test Chest X-Ray EKG Lab tests-urinalysis, CBC, TB Tine, Fecal Occult Lead Screen Mammography Office Visit Panel Tests Pap Smear PSA Test Sigmoidoscopy Thyroid Imaging Example only, not a complete listing.

HealthMarket SMARTFUNDS SM Offer comprehensive benefits for members and control over premium levels for employers First dollar coverage no deductibles or coinsurance up to a stated Allowance (limit) Allowance based on nationally recognized medical database; can vary by condition or procedure, geographical area, even from patient to patient within the same plan Coverage continues once Allowance limit is reached; Members then pay deductible and coinsurance Allowance is activated when a SMARTFUNDS sm treatment package is identified by HealthMarket or upon receipt of a valid claim for payment Coverage is subject to the Maximum Allowable Charge (MAC)

HealthMarket SMARTFUNDS SM Covered Procedures Appendectomy Arthroscopy - Knee Arthroscopy - Shoulder Carpal Tunnel Repair Cholecystectomy Hemorrhoidectomy Lithotripsy (Removal of Kidney Stones through Lithroscopy) Myringotomy (Cutting/Insertion of Tubes into the Middle Ear) Tonsillectomy & Adenoidectomy Cesarean Section Vaginal Delivery Hernia Repair

HealthMarket Comparison Shopping Maximum Allowable Charge (MAC( MAC) is the total fee your plan will pay a provider for a given healthcare service. MAC applicable to any provider. Discounted contract prices through PHCS providers allow members to buy wholesale where MAC is often payment in full vs. retail from any other provider they choose. Members may shop for providers seeing cost and quality information (including the MAC) ) on HealthMarket s s website or by calling customer service. Should a provider s s billed fee be over the MAC,, then the excess amount is the member s s responsibility.

MAC - Price Comparisons & Quality Indicators Provider Provider Profile Profile

Search for Facilities

Facility Bed Type Ratings

Expected Cost Exposure

Member Services HealthMarket C.A.R.E.S. Health Coaches 24-7 Acute triaging of care needs Answer health questions Guidance on decisions Provide medical information Care Management and Disease Management Customer Service Available phone or e-mail Answer benefit and administrative questions Help search for providers Technical support

Member Homepage Customer Support

Employer Homepage Customer Support

HealthMarket Leading The Way SM Give Customers A Fighting Chance THE OLD WAY Unmotivated, Isolated Consumers No Information: Cost or Quality Managed Care Restrictions Co-Pay Mentality Rate Escalation THE NEW WAY Engaged, Accountable Customers Transfer Information: Price & Quality Create Benefit Account Managers Reward Comparison Shopping Customize Member Experience Achieve Premium Predictability

HealthMarket Consumer Driven Health Plans Power of the Free Market Healthcare! Lindsay R. Resnick Chief Marketing Officer HealthMarket, Inc. 2835 N. Sheffield Avenue Suite 215 Chicago, IL 60657 773 880-2244 773 880-2350 f LResnick@HealthMarket.com