Making Lives Better A Conversation about Health with the California Health Benefit Exchange Board Christine Paige, PhD Senior Vice President, Marketing.

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Making Lives Better A Conversation about Health with the California Health Benefit Exchange Board Christine Paige, PhD Senior Vice President, Marketing and Internet Services Kaiser Permanente MARCH 22, 2012

2| © Kaiser Permanente All Rights Reserved.December 15, 2015 Who we are and what we value  Founded in 1945, Kaiser Permanente is one of the nation’s largest not-for-profit health plans, serving more than 9 million members – Hospitals: 36 – Medical Offices: 533 – Physicians: 15,853  Committed to total health—mind, body, spirit  Making our communities healthier from the inside out  Engaged in the national discussion on health care  Focused on eliminating disparities in care and providing culturally competent care

3| © Kaiser Permanente All Rights Reserved.December 15, 2015 Successful enrollment of young, low income, diverse members Drivers: Affordability Urban presence Manufacturing/ Building trades Small Business

4| © Kaiser Permanente All Rights Reserved.December 15, 2015 KP’s Marketing Experience  8 Year investment in successful Thrive Campaign  Direct marketing targeted at most responsive segments  Strong Online marketing presence and sales tools  Telesales capabilities with 11-touch collateral support Brand Advertising: TV, radio, outdoor, OLA Direct Marketing: search, direct mail, Online Shopping Sales engagement Objective: awareness, brand perception Objective: product awareness, consideration

5| © Kaiser Permanente All Rights Reserved.December 15, 2015 Individual Plan Direct Marketing Channels Source: Text is 9pt Arial Narrow Share of spend by channel

6| © Kaiser Permanente All Rights Reserved.December 15, 2015 Exchanges — Consumer marketing success factors  Awareness of subsidies and Exchanges  Direct marketing – Reinforcing the value of coverage – Positioning your brand – Target marketing  Linguistic and cultural focus – In language support – In culture spokes people – Social media

7| © Kaiser Permanente All Rights Reserved.December 15, 2015 Exchanges – Enrollment success factors HIX ObjectivesLeverage Health Plans Simple and Easy Re-enroll current members Enroll the newly eligible Transitions across coverage HIX enrollment process Eligibility systems Transition current enrollees Enroll the newly eligible