PARTICIPATING BOND TRANSACTIONS presented by ROBERT H. ROSENFIELD Partner McDermott, Will & Emery February 7, 2006 NATIONAL PAY FOR PERFORMANCE SUMMIT.

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PARTICIPATING BOND TRANSACTIONS presented by ROBERT H. ROSENFIELD Partner McDermott, Will & Emery February 7, 2006 NATIONAL PAY FOR PERFORMANCE SUMMIT

OVERVIEW A. PARTICIPATING BONDS B. BENEFITS

A.PARTICIPATING BONDS 1. DESCRIPTION 2. KEY FEATURES 3. PERFORMANCE TARGETS 3. ACCEPTABILITY

1.DESCRIPTION MSO HOSPITAL ASC SURGEONS

1. DESCRIPTION HOSPITAL PHYSICIANS“OTHERS”

2. KEY FEATURES a. HIGH RATES b. “PARTICIPATING” c. FIXED YIELD

2.KEY FEATURES (CONT’D) d. TERM e. SECURITY f. CALL g. COVENANT

3. PERFORMANCE TARGETS a.FINANCIAL TARGETS b.QUALITY AND PATIENT SATISFACTION c. OTHER d. MODIFICATION

EXAMPLE Margin 3.1% 3.6% 2.7% 3.3% 3.2% % Earned 11% 11% 11% 11% 11% % Paid 11% 11% 0% 23.2% 11% Pre-Tax 18.3% 18.3% 0% 38.7% 18.3%

4. ACCEPTABILITY a.20 YEARS OF USE b.IRS c.OIG d.BOND AUTHORITIES e.BOND COUNSEL

B.BENEFITS 1. HIGH RETURNS 2. LOW RISKS 3. PRACTICAL BENEFITS 4. LOW COSTS AND TAXES

1.HIGH RETURNS a % b. 20 YEAR TERM c. RETIREMENT

2.LOW RISKS a. BUSINESS RISKS b. POLITICAL RISKS c. REGULATORY RISKS

a.LOW BUSINESS RISKS 1. COLLABORATION VS. COMPETITION 2. FIXED YIELD 3. ACCRUAL FEATURE 4. CALL FEATURE

b.LOW POLITICAL RISK 1. REGULATORY CHANGE 2. CHARITABLE OWNERSHIP 3. ALL PHYSICIANS CAN BENEFIT 4. COMMUNITY BENEFIT

c.LOW REGULATORY RISKS 1. INTERNAL REVENUE CODE 2. STARK LAW 3. ANTI-KICKBACK STATUTE 4. SAFE HARBOR COMPLIANCE

3.PRACTICAL BENEFITS a. NO DILUTION b. BROAD BASE c. NEW INVESTORS d. CAPITAL ACCESS e. ALIGNMENT

4.LOW COSTS / TAXES FINANCING COSTS$2,135,000 SERVICES AND SUPPLIES 600,000 PROPERTY TAXES 1,423,201 (2.7%) SALES TAXES 1,111,687 (8.25% x 49%) INCOME TAXES 1,822,525 TOTAL $7,092,413

QUESTIONS?