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This is

GE Healthcare

2This is GE Healthcare 2010

May 2010

Founded by Thomas Edison in 1878

Only company from the original1896 Dow Jones index still listedtoday

300,000+ employees world-wide

$157 billion revenue in 2009

GE A heritage of innovation


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May 2010

GE business segments

Aviation

Energy

Home &

BusinessSolutions

Water

Oil & Gas

CommercialFinance

GE Money

CorporateTreasury

Transportation

Healthcare

Technology

Infrastructure

Energy

Infrastructure

GE

Capital

NBC

Universal


May 2010

GE Healthcare

$16 billion global business unit ofGE

46,000 employeesworldwide

$1 billion+/yearinvestment in R&D

Core strengths inbio-sciences,technology, business


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May 2010

Global research and manufacturing

Over 2,800 researchscientists

More than 1,000 PhDs

Multiple disciplines

45 different nationalities

Top talent, highlydiversedrivingtechnology innovation

Global manufacturingfacilities in all major

regions

Niskayuna, NYGE Global

Research Center

Munich, GermanyEuropean TechnologyCenter

Bangalore, IndiaJohn F. WelchTechnology Center

Shanghai, ChinaChina TechnologyCenter

USA

Mexico

NorwaySweden Finland

UKNetherlands

France

Ireland

Israel

GermanyHungary Kore

a JapanChina

India

Turkey

Brazil

RussiaAustria


May 2010

Americas

Europe,Middle East& Africa

China

IndiaAsia-Pacific

A global company with sales teamsaligned regionally to providecustomer-focused solutions


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Broad solutions for healthcare

Biopharma-ceutical

solutions

Medical

diagnostics

Electronicmedicalrecords

Diagnosticimaging &surgerytechnologies

Integratedadmin. &clinical

Clinicalproducts

Picture

ArchivingSystem(PACS)

Protein &cell sciences

Service

Broad-basedTechnologies

LifeSciences

InformationTechnology


May 2010

Key customersHealthcare systems, hospitals, clinics Physicians

Clinicians Nurses

Executives and Administrators IT managers

Biomedical engineers Construction managers

Government officials

Retirement communities

Pharmaceutical firmsGenetics researchers

Bio-science researchers


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Healthcare ITProviding comprehensive clinical & financialinformation technology solutions that enablebetter decisions and outcomes for bothbusinesses and patients.

Improve revenue cycle

Drive quality outcomes

Accelerate image managementand workflow


May 2010

Healthcare Systems

Anesthesia Delivery

Bone Densitometry

Computed Tomography

Diagnostic Cardiology

Home Health

Interventional

Maternal Infant Care

Molecular Imaging

Monitoring Solutions

Advancing every phase of patient care, from diagnosticimaging to routine testing to life-critical care.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Respiratory & Sleep

Service

X-ray

Ultrasound


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Life SciencesDelivering breakthroughs in drug R&D and

biopharmaceutical manufacturing, andthe latest in cellular technologies.

Biopharmaceuticaldevelopment &manufacturing solutions

Partner for cell and proteinresearch

Scientific asset service &management


May 2010

Medical Diagnostics

Providing leading-edgecontrast agents and nuclearmedicine products fordiagnostic imagingacross all modalities.


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SurgeryMobile fluoroscopic imagingsystems to help guideminimally invasivesurgical procedures.Vascular

Orthopedics

Spine

Urology

Cardiac

General Surgery

Pain Management

Outpatient Interventional


May 2010

Theenvironment


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Healthcare trendsTowards patients

Better health for more peopleTowards wellness and prevention

From post-symptomatic diagnosis topre-symptomatic screening

Improved access through tele-technology

Clinical convergence

Diagnostic tests (in v ivo and in vitro)

Diagnosis linked to therapy

Convergence of pharma / diagnostic industries

Productivity and cost-out driven

Reimbursement pressure on providers

Information driven Payors demand rigorous cost/benefit analysis

Accessible and actionable patient information


May 2010

Need for a fundamental change

20% aged 75-84 withAlzheimers disease

1 person dies fromCVD every 33 seconds

Heart DiseaseOne person in three

will have cancer

Cancer Brain Disorders

Aging population People with multiple diseases

Treatment costs Productivity loss


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How can GE help?


May 2010

Healthcarehas reached atipping point.

Its time to act.


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Sustainable health.

Enabled by innovationthat lowers cost,improves quality andtouches more people.

healthymagination


May 2010

The need for healthcare innovation

Big health challenges Rise of chronic diseases:

Alzheimers, Diabetes, CongestiveHeart Failure, Obesity.

Aging populations.

Broaden technology &

services Innovation that drives access &

productivity.

Global vs. local responses Local solutions + global

applicabilityTools to addressrural health.

Technology for lower-costoutcomes Targeted, just what you need

technologies or services.

Rural/underserved focus

Health essentials: water & energy;financing.

Consumer-driven health More innovations outside of

hospitals (e.g. homes, retail settings)

Consumer awareness, motivation.

Accelerate healthcare IT Enable physicians through decision

support & productivity tools,financing.

Healthcare Needs Best Solutions

Healthcare is changing around the worldso isGE.


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healthymaginationAddressing important global healthcare needs

Reduce the cost of health procedures andpractices through GE technologies and services

Increase access to better health for more peoplethrough low-cost innovation, education, and financing

Improve quality and efficiency by simplifyingways of driving best standards of care

$6 billion commitment to making healthsustainable


May 2010

$6B investment focused on outcomes

3rd party validation

Reduce cost

15%

Greater efficiency Asset optimization Maximize throughput Reduce variance

Managing chronicdiseases

Increase access

15%

Maternal & infant care

Water & sanitation

Screening for life-threatening conditions

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Reducing medical errors

Improve quality

15%

Remote medicine/monitoring

Early disease detection

20-25 validations1st annual report

2010 2015100+ validations5th annual report


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Ways this will benefit

More doctors and hospitals will haveaccess to lower-cost, targeted, healthproducts and IT through GE Capitalfinancing.

GE will help health systems become saferand more efficient through IT solutionsand process improvements.

Healthcare

Underserved people will have more accessto better health technology and servicessuch as water, energy and GE Healthcaresolutions.

People will be able to access quality healthfrom home and will have education andtools on a variety of health and preventiontopics.

Our world


May 2010

Everyone will benefit

Retai l clinics

Aging services

Disease management

Low-cost outcomes Better quality care

Consumer healthHelp underserved populations

100+ innovations by 2015

Patients currentlyreceive bestpractice care only54% of the time.

Each year, over100 millionpeople globallyfall into povertybecause ofhealthcare costs.

2 bill ion peoplelive withoutaccess to basichealthcarearound theglobe.

Comprehensivechange inwellnessbehavior canreduce healthcosts by 25%.

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