EVHC Envision Healthcare Corp. (delisted)

The following is a transcript of a video circulated to Envision Healthcare Corporation employees on August 29, 2018:

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Chris Holden (CEO  & President): Hello, Brian. Hello, Phillip. It’s been a couple of months since we had a chance to catch up with everyone at Envision and talk about where we are, and what the priorities are, and what’s important. And I’ll talk a little bit about the future. So I want to spend a few minutes with you today and go through a couple of quick questions.

I know we had the leadership from KKR in last week. I’m just curious from those conversations, really, what your major takeaways were, and what’s got you excited. So with that, Phillip, I’ll let you lead us off.

Phillip Clendenin (EVP  & President-Ambulatory Services): We’ve been talking about it and talking about how much we like that team. And for them to meet Jim and Max firsthand, I think, was just really good. So they heard quality, and that resonated. They heard growth. They heard the same things that we’ve been talking about that we work on. And they also heard from a group that has a lot of health care experience.

Chris Holden (CEO  & President): Absolutely. Brian, how about you?

Brian Jackson (EVP  & President-Physician Services): Yes, I’d echo that as well. I think it was a tremendous opportunity for our physician leaders and the operators to see our KKR teammates firsthand. Tremendous, tremendous insight and focus from their health systems experience, which, I think, is certainly going to help us in the future. And then I think the other key piece is they’re really coming in and reinforcing the strategy that we’ve already been embarking on. I think what we’ll see from that is some accelerated growth come from that as well with that focus.

Chris Holden (CEO  & President): Through all that, I mean, I was just really struck by how down to earth they are, and how they really recognize that health care is a relationship business. It’s a people service. You could tell that they’ve been through it enough to really, truly become health care people. I think that’s going to resonate well as we move into our next chapter of our journey.

So with that, I’d really transition to get your perspectives. I know in physician services we have a lot of things going on, a lot happening in the ASC space. And Brian, let’s just turn it over to you. What’s top of mind these days? Where is Physician Services focused?

Brian Jackson (EVP  & President-Physician Services): Really proud of Dr. Gerry Maccioli and his quality team in their efforts both in coming up with analytics and reporting around our quality data. And certainly, it put us in a great position with our leadership, with our MIPS and Macro work that’s been done there. Another key area has been Dr. Becky Parker’s great work in bringing the voice of our physicians to Washington, DC. As you know, she’s advocating strongly with our Patients First message out there in front, taking that to both the state and federal level to continue to push the ball forward on that.

Becky and her team are doing a great job in reducing and creating focus on the opioid epidemic, as we all have kind of seen our ability to influence that as a multispecialty provider in a unique way that nobody else can do out there right now.

Chris Holden (CEO  & President): I know that’s top of mind for everyone, and we have such a key role in helping to bend that curve. That’s a high priority.

Phillip, how about on the surgery center side?

Phillip Clendenin (EVP  & President-Ambulatory Services): Orthopedics, total joints, we’re seeing that transition begin from hospitals into the outpatient setting. We have 18 centers now that are performing total joints, and we started about a year ago with only seven. So the snowball’s rolling downhill there and getting a lot of traction. So we’re excited about that. And with our GI world, the American Cancer Society recently recommended lowering the screening age from 50 to 45 years of age. I think that’s really going to get a lot of momentum going in getting the conversation about the importance of colon cancer screening in the prevention of colon cancer.

Chris Holden (CEO  & President): So Phillip, as you think about the back half of 2018 and preparing for 2019, where do you have everyone focused these days?

Phillip Clendenin (EVP  & President-Ambulatory Services): We’re focused on growth like we always do, and so each of those areas I mentioned earlier, I think, are enjoying that momentum. I think we’ll have some unique partnerships come out of that.

Chris Holden (CEO  & President): How about on the Physician Services side?

Brian Jackson (EVP  & President-Physician Services): The other piece is really expanding our customer and client relationships and ensuring that we’re providing the best possible quality we can in those contracts, knowing that that’s a springboard for our growth as we move forward.

Chris Holden (CEO  & President): Phillip, Brian, thank you so much for spending time with me today. And I know everyone appreciates your thoughts— and looking forward to the future. So thank you very much.

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