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Background - Overview

 Lasik most frequently performed elective surgery in America

 60 million Lasik candidates in the United States

 Over 7 million treated on a cumulative basis since 1996  Approximately 1.4 million Lasik procedures in 2007

 Lasik attracts younger, healthier population

 Typically under 55

 Typically more active, healthier lifestyles

 Plans and organizations looking for new “add on” benefits

 Differentiating

 Meaningful benefit  Strong member value

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How It Works - Covered Procedures

 Covered refractives surgical procedures

 Lasik

 Including Custom Wavefront and IntraLase initiated Lasik

 Lasek

 A slight variation of Lasik

 PRK

 Like Lasik but removes surface layer of cornea to expose

treatment area without making a flap

 Procedure must be completed by a doctor licensed under state

law to perform refractive surgery

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How It Works - The Benefit & Pricing

 Insured levels available up to $600 to each employee

and covered dependent on covered refractive surgical procedures; other benefit levels available upon request

 Rates beginning at $0.50/employee/month

 Offered on non voluntary basis to all employees or

100% of the population selecting an ancillary “host” benefit to which insured Lasik product is attached

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How It Works - The Insurer

 Standard Security Life Insurance Company of New

York (SSL)

 Wholly owned subsidiary of Independence Holding

Company, NYSE listed company (symbol IHC); IHC has more than $1 billion in assets, as of January 2008.

 Rated A- (Excellent) by A.M. Best

 Licensed in all 50 states

 Founded in 1958

 Lines include life, health, disability and other

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How It Works - The Marketing Partner

The Insured Lasik Group

Kevin Hassey, principal

Over 15 years experience in vision industry

Passion for developing and serving industry

with innovative products

Committed to working with clients to ensure

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How It Works - Typical Products

Insured Lasik Might Be Packaged With

Vision

Pharmacy

Dental

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How It Works - Supreme Lasik

Network

 Employees have freedom of choice but have access

to a national panel of Lasik surgeons through the Supreme Lasik Network which provides additional savings on top of the insured benefit

 Receive additional savings of 15% off Standard fees by

utilizing a Supreme Lasik Network provider

 Over 550 Provider Locations available

 Over 12 years experience in laser vision correction  Over 85% of the U.S. population has access to a

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How It Works - Sample Savings

 Insured Lasik, combined with Supreme Lasik

Network provider savings, will typically create over $800 in member savings

Supreme Lasik Network Non Supreme Lasik Network

Price prior to discount at $1780/eye* $3560 $4100

SLN 15% Savings $534 $0

Member price $3026 $4100

Insured benefit/$300 $300 $300

Net cost $2726 $3800

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How It Works - Benefit

Communication

 Communicated in whatever medium the “host” benefit

is communicated

 If no card, then wherever insured Lasik

information is outlined in “host” benefit material, simply note that insured Lasik provided through SSL

 If there is a card but card refers member to get

vision information elsewhere, then wherever vision information/insured Lasik outlined, simply note

that insured Lasik provided through SSL

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How It Works - Group

Master Policy and Certificate of Insurance

provided at group/employer level; group

makes certificate available to employees

Claim form added to group’s web site

Group sends membership file and premium

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How It Works - Member Usage

 Member calls 1-800 number in member materials

 Member most often goes to Supreme Lasik Network

location, has surgery, gets 15% point of sale discount; at Supreme Lasik Network location, member assigns insurance benefit to provider; patient files no claim; provider files on behalf of member to receive payment

 If member uses non Supreme Lasik Network location,

employee gets surgery and sends copy of receipt and claim form (from group’s web site or Supreme Lasik web site) to identified TPA for funded benefit

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How It Works - Broker Commission

 A 10% commission is included in rates

 Organizations purchasing benefit to determine if this

is to be provided as a “pass through” to brokers or whether they themselves effectively represent the brokerage channel and should receive some or all of this revenue stream

 Sample commission funds based on varying group

sizes and $300 insured benefit

Group size Monthly pmpm Annual Total Premium Annual Commission 5,000 .51 $30,600 $3,060

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Why It’s A Win For All

 Employees

 Reduce or totally eliminate the need for glasses or contact lenses  Insured benefit applied on day of surgery if surgery at network

provider; no claim form

 $300 benefit toward the cost of Lasik surgery

 Insured benefit can be combined with additional 15% discount

provided if surgery at network provider  Employers

 Enhances the value of your benefit plans; can be used to offset rate

increases or benefit reductions

 Provides affordability for a life-changing event.  Offers employees a meaningful benefit.

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Q & A

 My base vision/pharmacy/dental is underwritten by another

carrier/healthplan. How will it work to add this benefit?

 Per document, wherever details of insured Lasik are

communicated, simply indicate that benefit underwritten by SSL

 What will term of benefit be?

 Length consistent with length of benefit that insured Lasik is

attached to but no longer than 2 years unless otherwise agreed to

 How will it work if half of my population adds the insured Lasik

product and the other half remains discount only?

 The discount only materials would not change; when

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Next Steps

Review how insured lasik can fit in your

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Laser Vision Correction Member Reimbursement Claim Form Submit Completed Claim Form and Receipt for services to:

(Company Name Here) (Street Address) (City ST ZIP)

The section below to be completed by patient: (Please Print Clearly)

Member/Employee Information:

_____________________ ____ ________________________ ____________________ _________________

Member First Name M.I. Member Last Name Member’s Identification # Member DOB

Mailing Address: ______________________________ ___________________ ______ __________

Street Address City State Zip

Work Phone: ___________________________ Home Phone: ____________________________

Patient Information:

Patient Name: _______________________ ________ _______________________ First Name M.I. Last Name Relationship: Member Spouse/Domestic Partner Child (if child, include DOB:_________)

Plan Information:

Plan Name: ___________________________________________________

Member/Employee Certification:

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Section below to be completed by Provider:

 Practice Name: ________________________________ Federal Tax ID#: ___________________

 Address: _________________________________ ___________________ ______ __________

 Street Address City State Zip

 Treating Surgeon: _________________________________

 Type of Service OD, OS or OU (right eye, left eye or both eyes) Date of Service (MM/DD/YY) Amount Paid

 Lasik (CPT code: 65760)

 PRK or LASEK (CPT code: 66999)

 ______________________________________________ ________________________

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