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Agenda Key Budget Drivers Revenue & Expenditure Summary Cook County Health Fund Allocation Budget Summary FY15 Initiatives Revenue Assumptions & Detail CountyCare C Expenditure Detail 2 2

Key Budget Drivers Maintain mission as a safety net Improve financial stability in a changing marketplace Expansion of CountyCare to new populations Improve operational effectiveness and patient experience Invest in foundational clinical operations to improve services Fulfill Department of Justice requirements at Cermak Health Services 3 3

$1,800 Budgeted Revenue and Expenditures $1,600 $1,400 $1,200 $1,000 $800 $600 $175M Health Fund Allocation $951M $1,126M $175M Health Fund Allocation $1,234M $1,409M $164M Health Fund Allocation $1,372M $1,536M Revenue Expenditure $400 $200 $- FY14 Budget FY14 Year-End FY15 Estimate Proposed 4

Cook County Health Fund Allocation $600 $500 $400 $481M $389M $300 $200 $276M $254M $252M $100 $175M $164M $0 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Proposed 5

Revenues Revenue Summary Proposed FY15 Preliminary Budget FY15 Proposed $1,372M Cook County Health Fund Allocation $164M Total Appropriated Funds $1,536M Expenses Hospital Based Services $578M CountyCare $567M Benefits & Insurance $119M Health Administration $119M Ambulatory Services $82M Correctional Health $60M Public Health $11M Total Expenditures $1,536M 6 Net surplus/(deficit) $0 6

FY15 Initiatives A number of initiatives are designed to improve the patient experience, produce operational efficiencies and position CCHHS as a provider of choice: Develop call center for improved patient experience Improve patient access through centralized scheduling process Optimize staffing levels across organization to meet service needs within a competitive market Improve supply chain systems and processes Develop standardized data and reporting capabilities Maximize CCHHS mail order pharmacy for CountyCare members Improve network utilization within CountyCare Capital investment Major focus for FY13/14 capital included MRI, IR suite, Cath labs FY15 capital addresses high volume direct patient care needs (eg exam tables, wheelchairs, etc) 7

Revenue Assumptions Uncompensated Care Payments Disproportionate Share (DSH) payments and Benefits Improvement and Protection Act (BIPA) payments assumed to remain flat compared to FY14 at $293M. Medicaid Fee-For-Service (FFS) As a result of the state shifting from a FFS model to a managed care model, the budget will reflect a $122M decline in Medicaid FFS revenue. FFS reimbursement is now limited to the application period prior to member assignment to a managed care health plan and special populations. 8

Revenue Assumptions CountyCare serves three Medicaid populations with average monthly membership and reimbursement rates ACA adult average monthly membership of 79,500 at $630 composite* per member per month (pmpm) Family Health Plan (FHP) average monthly membership of 65,000 at $250 composite* pmpm per enrolled family member Seniors and Persons with Disability (SPD) average monthly membership of 4,700 at $1,571 composite* pmpm Actual pmpm rates vary by demographics, geography and category FY15 CountyCare Projected Revenue $915M * Rates listed are reflective of the composite rates as calculated by the state actuary for the base medical package for each population. Additional rates apply for more medically complex members. Within each population, rates are adjusted for age, gender, complexity of case such as medically complex children, all deliveries, long term care support services, etc. 9

FY15 Revenue By Source BIPA $131M 9% Other Payers - Patient Fees $23M 2% DSH $162M 12% Medicare - Patient Fees $73M 5% Medicaid - Patient Fees $44M 3% Other Revenue $23M 2% Other Revenue Pharmacy Co-Pay /Self Pay $5.4 M Physician Billing/Contract $9.5 M Miscellaneous $8.1 M CountyCare $915M 67% 10

CountyCare FY15 Projections ACA Adult Family Health Plan (FHP) Seniors &Persons with Disabilities (SPD) Projected Membership 79,500 65,000 4,700 149,200 Projected Revenue $602M $223M $88M $915M* Projected Medical Expense (CCHHS) Total $275M $30M $49M $354M Projected Medical Expense (Network) $306M $159M $31M $496M Projected Administrative i ti $37M $17M $7M $61M Expense Margin** $(17M) $17M $1M $1M Projected Application Assistance Expense $10M Net CountyCare $258M $47M $50M $348M* Reimbursement to CCHHS *Total revenue includes administrative reimbursement of $5M for application assistance offset by $3M for state worker costs. **Margin excludes revenue and expenses associated with application assistance.

CountyCare Current & Projected Membership 160,000 150,000 140,000 130,000 120,000 110,000 100,000000 90,000 80,000 70,000 60,000 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 0 FY'13 FY'14 Budgeted FY'15 ACA Adults, Average 79,500 FHP, Average 65,000 SPDs, Average 4,700 * Shaded bars are projections 12

Expenditure and Position Variances Proposed FY15 budget increases by 9% compared to FY14 year-end estimate Increase mainly due to increasing membership in CountyCare ($73M) Additional costs allocated to mail-order pharmacy ($17M) Increases in employee health benefits, malpractice premiums and property insurance ($14M) Pharmaceutical supply and equipment increases ($14M) Miscellaneous increases in supplies and services ($8M) Proposed FY15 budget re-allocates existing costs and positions to improve cost allocation and transparency Decline in Health Administration expenses reflects realignment of pharmacy positions and supply costs to Stroger, Provident and Cermak. Decreased CountyCare positions reflect realignment of personnel to Ambulatory Services. Decreased positions in Public Health reflects transition of services to Ambulatory Services to improve coordination and service delivery. 13

Expenditures Department FY13 Actual FY14 Year End Est. FY15 Proposed Variance FY14 Est. To FY15 Proposed Percent Variance FY14 Est. To FY15 Proposed 14 Hospital Based Services $461M $500M $578M $78M 16% Stroger Hospital $416M $453M $525M $72M 16% Provident Hospital $45M $47M $53M $6M 13% CountyCare $103M $495M $567M $72M 14% Benefits & Insurance $101M $105M $119M $14M 13% Health Administration $170M $181M $119M ($62M) (34%) Ambulatory Services $70M $70M $82M $12M 17% ACHN $48M $47M $59M $12M 26% CORE $11M $12M $12M $0 0% Oak Forest $11M $11M $11M $0 0% Correctional Health $44M $45M $60M $15M 33% Cermak $41M $42M $56M $14M 33% JTDC Health $3M $3M $4M $1M 33% Public Health $12M $13M $11M ($2M) (15%) Total Expenditures $952M $1,409M $1,536M $126M* 9% *Numbers have been rounded. Actual variance is ($1,409.1 $1,535.5 = $126.4M) 14

Position Summary Department FY 2013 FY 2014 FY 2015 Percent Budgeted Budgeted Proposed Variance Variance Hospital Based Services 4,286 4,264 4,495 231 5% Stroger Hospital 3,903 3,906 4,109 203 5% Provident Hospital 383 358 386 29 8% CountyCare 247 266 30 (236) 89% Health Administration 608 647 402 (245) (38%) Ambulatory Services 834 805 1,042 237 29% ACHN 652 620 856 236 38% CORE 66 70 75 5 7% Oak Forest 116 115 111 (4) (3%) Correctional Health 538 616 652 36 6% Cermak 502 579 615 36 6% JTDC Health 36 37 37 0 0% Public Health 155 148 125 (23) (16%) Total 6,668 6,745 6,745 0 0% - Hiring plan includes reducing vacancies from 1,100 to 600. - Budget for salary and wages account for assumed timing of hiring and 600 vacancies by year end. 15

Revenues Revenue Summary Proposed FY15 Preliminary Budget FY15 Proposed $1,372M Cook County Health Fund Allocation $164M Total Appropriated Funds $1,536M Expenses Hospital Based Services $578M CountyCare $567M Benefits & Insurance $119M Health Administration $119M Ambulatory Services $82M Correctional Health $60M Public Health $11M Total Expenditures $1,536M 16 Net surplus/(deficit) $0 16