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9:00amWelcome & Introduction9:15amAW Medical - WHO WE ARE9:30amPreliminary Project Selection10:15amThe Project Advisory Committee10:45amCommunity Health Needs Assessment11:00amIT Infrastructure11:15amQ&A

WE ARE.ONE!New York Preferred Providers, LLC (w/ AW Asian American ACO Balance Medical ACO Balance Medical IPA Breukelen Community Network IPA Chinese American IPA Chinese Community ACO Corinthian Medical IPA Eastern Chinese American Physicians IPA Excelsior IPA Korean American Physicians IPAMedical as Lead Applicant)

“The vision of AW/Balance is to bring together providerpartners and other stakeholders to create a patientcentered, coordinated services model where our safetynet provider partners and other stakeholders work togetherto meet the needs of Medicaid recipients allowing for atransition from an all too heavy episodic healthcare systemto a new sustainable integrated and continuous caredelivery and public health system.”

AW Medical is an emerging Performing ProviderSystem (PPS) working under the New YorkState Medicaid spell out (DSRIP) programOnly Community Physician-led Emerging PPSManagement of a large population of Medicaid beneficiaries throughout NYC(Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens) Estimated 800,000 Medicaid BeneficiariesAccording to aggregated data of the Top 50 Practitioners who see MedicaidPatients in NYC, our Physicians are well represented Our Physicians represent 42% of the listed Practitioners Our Physicians manage patient care for 35% of Beneficiaries Our Beneficiaries are managed by a large network of 1,600 Primary and SpecialtyPhysicians in every disciplineMore than 500 Large and Small Safety-Net Provider and CommunityStakeholder Organizations

Organize and Direct the Developmental Process andStrategy of the Planning of the DSRIP ApplicationCoordinate and Establish a Strong and DiverseCore Group of Safety-Net ProvidersAccept & Distribute PaymentsShare DataBe Held Accountable for Patient Outcomes andOverall Health Care CostProvide Performance Data to Plans

A major aim of the DSRIP program is reducingavoidable hospital utilization by 25%, over the fiveyears of the program, by providing incentives toparticipating providers. The DSRIP incentive fund is approximately 6.4billion, to be paid out over five years to PerformingProvider Systems on the basis of meeting DSRIPproject metrics. The PPS will then distribute the funds toparticipating providers based on formulas approvedby NY State.

Safety net providers will be required to collaborate toimplement innovative projects focusing on systemtransformation, clinical improvement andpopulation health improvement. All DSRIP funds will be based on performancelinked to achievement of project milestones.

Behavioral HealthProvidersPrivate Practices,Clinics & FQHCsHome CareAgenciesAW MEDICALPPSNursing HomesHospitalsHMOs & otherStakeholders*PARTICIPATING PROVIDERS

Catholic Charities NeighborhoodServices Coordinated Behavioral Care,Inc. Community Association ofProgressive Dominicans Federation of Organizations forNYS Mentally Disabled Brooklyn Clinic Guidance Center of Brooklyn ICL East New York PROS Jewish Board of Family andChildren's Services John J. Pershing IntermediateSchool 220 Metropolitan Center for MentalHealth New York Psychotherapy andCounseling Center Ohel Children's Home andFamily Services Palladia, Inc. Phoenix Houses of NewYork, Inc. Postgraduate Center forMental Health Center forAdult Psychotherapy Rockaway Park Center Steinway Child and FamilyServices, Inc. SUS- Mental HealthPrograms, Inc. The Bridge The Fifth AvenueCounseling Center, Inc. Beacon of Hope House, adivision of Catholic CharitiesCommunity Services

BGR Services, Inc.Bleuler Psychotherapy Center, Inc.Long Island Consultation CenterMIH Experience LTDNew Horizon Counseling CenterQSA Services, Inc.Riverdale Mental Health AssociationSamuel Field YM & YWHA Friendship Center SatelliteSamuel Field YM & YWHA (Clearview Senior Center ClinicSatelliteSamuel Field YM & YWHA CAPE ClinicService Program for Older People, Inc.SES Opertaing Corp. D/B/A Harlem East life PlanThe PAC Program of The Bronx, IncUnited Bronx Parents, Inc.University Consultation & Treatment Center for Mental Hygiene,Inc.VNSNY Behavioral Health

Bridge Back to Life Center, Inc. Catholic Charities NeighborhoodServices/Flatbush Addiction TreatmentCenter Community Health Action of Staten Island New York Therapeutic Communities, INC Palladia, Inc. Phoenix Houses of New York, Inc. Project Hospitality, Inc. Project Renewal - Chemical DependencyCrisis Service Women In Need

BRONX PARK REHAB & NURSING CENTER CASA PROMESA (RHCF) DR. WILLIAM O. BENENSON REHAB PAVILION FLUSHING MANOR CARE CENTER FLUSHING MANOR NURSINGHOME HEBREW HOME AT RIVERDALE ISABELLA NURSING HOME KINGS HARBOR MULTICARE CTR. KINGSBRIDGE HIEGHTS REHAB AND CARE CENTER MARY MANNING WALSH MENORAH HOME & HOSPITAL FORTHE AGED AND INFIRMED PALISADE NURSING HOME COMPANY, INC. UNION PLAZAPARKER JEWISH INSTITUTE FORHEALTHCARE & REHABILITATIONTERENCE CARDINAL COOKECOBBLE HILL HEALTH CENTER,INC.BETH ABRAHAM HEALTHSERVICESCENTER FOR NURSING ANDREHABILITATIONMARGARET TIETZ NURSING ANDREHABILITATION CENTERSCHNURMACHER CENTER FORREHABILITATION AND NURSINGUNION PLAZA NURSING HOMEDBA UNION PLAZA CARECENTERLONG ISLAND CARE CENTER

Arms Acres, Inc.Bronx LebanonConifer Park, Inc.Cornerstone Medical ArtsCenter HospitalIcahn School of Medicine atMt. SinaiNYP/Lower ManhattanHospitalLutheran Medical CenterMaimonides Medical CenterMt. Sinai Medical CenterMt. Sinai Beth Israel Mt. Sinai Beth IsraelBrooklyn Mt. Sinai Queens Mt. Sinai Roosevelt Mt. Sinai St. Luke’s New York Eye andEar Infirmary ofMount Sinai NYHQ St. Barnabas St. Joseph's Hospital

Boro Park Center forRehabilitation & Health Care Bronx Center for Rehabilitation &Health Care Brooklyn Center forRehabilitation and ResidentialHealth Care Bushwick Center forRehabilitation and Health Care Care Next Network COBBLE HILL HEALTHCENTER, INC. Gouverneur Healthcare Services Highfield Gardens Care Centerof Great Neck Holliswood Center forRehabilitation and Healthcare Long Island SNF Queens Center forRehabilitation & ResidentialHealth Care Richmond Center forRehabilitation and SpecialtyHealthCare Terrace Health Care Center,Inc. Union Plaza University Nursing Home Westchester Center forRehabilitation and Nursing Williamsbridge Manor NursingHome

CLINICS Bronx Addiction ServicesIntegrated Concepts Systems, Inc. Centerlight Healthcare Diagnostic& Treatment Center Elmont Open MRI Greenwich House, Inc. Hewlett Imaging Narco Freedom, Inc Phoenix House Foundation, Inc. Puerto Rican Organization toMotivate Enlighten and ServeAddicts Inc. Samaritan Village Washington Heights ImagingFQHCs Charles B. Wang CommunityHealth CenterClaremont Family Health CenterClay Avenue Family HealthCenterDiana BadilloElizabeth UzorHeritage Healthcare NetworkJason WatermanKenneth GedLa Casa de Salud, Inc.,Melida KnibbsPark Avenue Family HealthCenterWestchester Family HealthCenter

Accentcare of New York, Inc d/b/a Comprehensive Home CareAlpine Home Health CareAmber Court at HomeAmericare Certified Specialty Services, Inc.CenterLight Certified Home Health AgencyCommunity Access, Inc./DeKalbFADMO Health and Homecare Agency, IncFriends and FamilyHealth HomesHomefirst LHCSA, Inc d/b/a MJHS License Home Care ServiceAgencyMetropolitan Jewish Home Care Inc. d/b/a MJHS Home CarePostgraduate Center for Mental Health Residence IVSteinway Child and Family Services, IncSummit Home Health CareVisiting Nurse Service of New York Home Care

HMOs Affinity Health PlanAmerichoiceAmerigroup/HealthplusAccess Medicare NYElderplanFidelis CareHealthfirstMetroplus Health PlanSenior Whole HealthVNS ChoiceWellCare Health PlanAlphaCareAmerigroup MLTCSenior Health PartnersWellCare MLTCKEY STAKEHOLDERS ACOs/Provider Groups/IPAsAssertive CommunityTreatment ProgramsCareCoordination/ManagementDialysis CentersLaboratoriesPersonalized RecoveryOriented ServicesSocial Supports/HousingTransportationUrgent Care CentersDentists

3rd Street Men's ShelterACMH, Inc.Borden AvenueBridgerBRIDGING ACCESS TO CAREBronx Supported HousingBrooklyn Bureau of Community ServiceBushwick Brooklyn ACTCAIPA Social Day Care CenterCatholic Charities Neighborhood ServicesCatholic Charities Neighborhood ServicesCenter for Alternative Sentencing andEmployment ServicesCenter for Urban Community ServciesCentral Brooklyn ACTCommunity Access Inc.East Brooklyn ACT TeamEmerson TAPFederation of Organizations for NYS MentallyDisabled – ACTGeffner HouseGood Sheperd ServicesHomecrest Community Services, IncICL Broadway Community ResidenceICM BrooklynJewish Association for Services for the Aged(JASA)Jewish Board of Family and Children's ServicesKenton Hall Men's Shelter Lawton Street Community ResidenceLinden House Community ResidenceLivonia AvenueManhattan Supportive HousingMilestone Supportive HousingMVP Housing Development Fund Company Inc.National Association on Drug Abuse Problems, Inc.New York eHealth CollaborativePark Housing Development Fund Company Inc.Postgraduate Center for Mental HealthProject Renewal - ACE ProgramQueens Treatment Apartment ProgramSamuel Field YM & YWHA Central Queens Y SatelliteSCAN New YorkScheuer Gardens Limited PartnershipService Program for Older People, Inc.St. Mark's MICA Supported HousingSt. Nicholas HouseSteppingstone Congregate TreatmentSupported Housing for Women with HIV/AIDSSupportive Services for Veteran FamiliesSUS- AIDS Services, Inc.SUS- Mental Health Programs, Inc.The National Alliance for the Mentally Ill of New YorkCity, Inc.Tillary Street Women's ShelterUniversity Settlement Early Intervention ProgramVenture HouseWeston United Community Renewal, Inc.

The Project Advisory Committee (PAC) serves as anadvisory entity within the PPS that offersrecommendations and feedback on PPS initiatives. The AW Medical PAC will be involved in the variousfacets of developing the Project Plan and engagedin the implementation and oversight of the ProjectPlan. AW Medical will hold PAC meetings, conferencecalls, and webinars to share and review proposalsas well as discuss ideas that will affect the PPS andits workforce.

PPSPartners with 50 employeesNEW YORKSTATE DSRIPPROJECTADVISORYCOMMITTEE(PAC)As per theirspecificationsUnionRepresentativePACPartners with 50 employeesUnionRepresentativePartners with 50 employeesUnionRepresentativePartners 50employees,NOrepresentationnecessary

AW MEDICAL PPS PROJECTADVISORY COMMITTEEE (PAC)Proposed Alternative StructureAW Medical GovernanceBoardRegional PACDirector Area 1Regional PACDirector Area 2Regional PACDirector Area 3Partners 50employeesPartners 50employeesPartners 50employeesPartners 50employeesPartners tativePartners 50employeesElectedRepresentativePartners 50employeesElectedRepresentativePartners 50employeesElectedRepresentativeRegional PACDirector Area 4Partners 50employeesElectedRepresentativeRegional PACDirector Area 5Partners 50employeesElectedRepresentativeEvery Partner’s and Stakeholder’s voice in the AW Medical PPS will beheard and everyone will contribute to the success of the Project

A. Description of the community to be servedB. Description of health care and community resourcesC. Identification of health care challengesD. Summary of assets and resources to be mobilizedE. Summary of proposed DSRIP ProjectsF. Documentation of the process and methods used toconduct the assessment and to obtain input from thecommunity