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September 21, 2019 Models to Enable Practice Growth Advancing the Business of Oncology Moderator Gail Airasian place photo over circle Vice President of Sales & Services, Flatiron Health Panelists place photo place photo place photo


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September 21, 2019

Models to Enable Practice Growth

Advancing the Business of Oncology

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Gail Airasian

Vice President of Sales & Services, Flatiron Health Moderator

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Terrill Jordan

LL.M., JD, President & Chief Executive Officer, Regional Cancer Care Associates

Erich Mounce

MHA, Chief Operating Officer, OneOncology

Brad Prechtl

MBA, Chief Executive Officer, American Oncology Network

Panelists

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Our Mission:

To provide access to innovative, high quality cancer care at reasonable costs to patients and their families.

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Strategic Overview

A Multi-State Provider of Patient-Centered Oncology Care

  • 100% independent physician
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  • 120+ physicians, 825+ employees,

and 32 clinic locations across NJ, MD, CT, PA, and DC

  • 240k patients under care
  • A leading participant in value-based
  • ncology programs nationally
  • 85% of our overall payments contain

a value-based component

  • The oncology medical home drives

the value-based goals most relevant to delivery of our integrated care

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Current Value-Based Programs

  • Horizon BCBS

○ Initially launched a Pilot Bundle Program: Hormone Only Breast, Adjuvant Colon, and Metastatic Lung ○ Moved to Oncology Medical Home program that aligns with OCM

  • CIGNA – Specialty Care Collaboration Program

that largely aligns with OCM

  • Aetna – Medical Home Pathway Program
  • Anthem – monthly episode fee if chemo regimen

is ON pathway – building a 2.0 version

  • CMS Oncology Care Model – $160 PMPM fee

plus shared savings

  • United Healthcare – Reviewing the latest

Episode of Care Program that is shifting to align with OCM

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MSO Operating Structure

RCCA Members (CT, NJ, MD) RCCA MSO LLC Regional Cancer Care Associates LLC Clinical Activities

Management Services 100% Physician Ownership

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Principal Benefits

Increased annual physician compensation will come from a combination of:

Increased commercial payer reimbursements generated by RCCA MSO fee-for-service and risk contracting activities

Reduced drug expenses obtained through aggressive RCCA MSO contracting and inventory management activities for both infused and oral drugs

Other RCCA MSO ancillary management services increase revenues and profitability Driven by Business and Risk Management Services

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Consolidations To Date

Year Practices

2019 Princeton Radiation Oncology (NJ) 2017 Center for Hematology Oncology (NJ) Medical Oncology and Blood Disorders (CT) 2015 Frederick P. Smith (MD) Dong Mei Wang (MD) Community Hematology Oncology Practitioner (MD) Center for Cancers and Blood Disorders (MD) Middlesex Oncology P.A., (NJ) 2014 Hematology Oncology Associates. P.A. (NJ) 2013 Hematology Associates of New Jersey (NJ) Hematology Oncology of Central NJ (NJ) Somerset Hematology-Oncology Associates (NJ) 2012 Northern New Jersey Cancer Associates (NJ) Central Jersey Oncology Center (NJ) Hematology/Oncology Associates (NJ) Usha Niranjan (NJ) Bohdan Halibey and May Abdo-Matkiwsky (NJ) Hope Community Cancer Center (NJ) Kenneth Nahum (NJ) Middlesex Hematology Oncology (NJ) Monmouth – Middlesex Hematology Oncology (NJ)

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Where are we going?

  • The popular goal continuing to unfold in the market is decreasing healthcare costs

through value-based arrangements

  • The political pressure to control healthcare costs is only getting stronger
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Our Mission:

Improving the lives of everyone living with cancer.

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Increase access Improve quality &

  • utcomes

Reduce costs Advance community

  • ncology

Preserve physician autonomy Transform the patient experience

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Our Model

  • Physician leadership
  • Practice independence
  • Best practices
  • Powered by technology
  • Clinical excellence
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Providers Care Sites Patients Treated Corporate Employees Clinical Trials Network Employees

250+ 167K 134 60 3K+ 250+

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The future of cancer care...

✔ is in the community ✔ prioritizes the patient experience

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The Future of Cancer Care

  • Continuum of care
  • Scaled operations & economics
  • Robust technology & data systems
  • Clinical innovation
  • Market resilience
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Created by the physicians and administrators from the nation’s largest independent community oncology practice, AON is designed to be the industry’s leading

  • ncology-related professional service organization by

aligning the interest of physicians and their patients to ensure the long-term viability of community oncology.

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Florida Cancer Specialists | Who We Are

  • Largest privately-owned oncology/hematology

practice in the United States

  • 100 clinical sites
  • 234 physicians
  • 218 extenders
  • 3,561 employees
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Our Presence | August 2019

AON Headquarters States with Active Practices (47 MDs) States with LOI Signed / Issued Practices (58 MDs) Hope Cancer Care Hematology Oncology Center Zangmeister Cancer Center Onc & Hem of Loudoun and Reston Genesis Cancer Center Hematology Oncology Clinic Hematology & Onc of Indiana Cancer & Blood Specialists

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Our Services

AON Services

Revenue Cycle Credentialing Payer Contracting Managed Care Care Management General Accounting / Payroll Information Technology HR Administration Legal Research Compliance Transcription Procurement Central Ancillaries

Practice Activities

Physician Activities Physician Extenders Real Estate Marketing Capital Budgeting Physician Comp Formula Research Participation

Clinic Activities

Patient Intake Patient Registration Scheduling Triage Admixture Infusion Services Local Laboratory Clinical Staff Local Practice Management

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Our Benefits

  • Aligned management fee structure
  • Centralized ancillaries (lab, hematopathology, specialty pharmacy, research)
  • Significant experience with radiology and radiation oncology services, as well as pricing on

equipment, maintenance and FDG & sodium fluoride

  • Best in class drug pricing & rebates
  • Centralized services cost and performance (revenue cycle, purchasing, IT, care management, legal,

accounting, finance, commercial contracting, credentialing, compliance)

  • OCM participation
  • Celgene license for Revlimid and Pomalyst
  • Significant cost savings in other areas: malpractice insurance, employee and MD benefits, supplies
  • Practice still maintains significant control over staffing, physician comp model, when to add new

MD’s, physician vacation and call schedule

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Questions

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Thank you!