J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference

January 10, 2022

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Investment highlights

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Critical need for improved primary care models for older adults

Large market opportunity for those able to provide higher quality care and an improved patient experience at lower cost

Differentiated compared to legacy primary care groups as well as small but growing group of value-based care providers

Nationally scalable model with systematic approach to new market development

Opportunity to continue to leverage increased scale and investment to further improve results and widen differentiation

Highly predictable unit economics continue to drive compelling financial model

Leading to a transformative organization that will move the needle for older adults

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Introduction to Oak Street Health

We are…

  1. patient-centricnetwork of primary care centers for Medicare-eligible patients

We leverage…

The Oak Street Health platform to provide comprehensive care for our patient population

We improve…

Experiences and outcomes for our patients

We reduce…

Hospitalizations by over 50%1 and retain the savings generated by our care model

129

Oak Street owned and

operated centers2

19

States currently covered2

~112.5k

At-Risk Patients receiving our

care3

~$1.42b

Total 2021E revenue3, 61%

2021E revenue growth3

Team members, all aligned

~4,800

with our mission & vision,

including ~500 primary care

providers2

1. Please see our S1, filed 2/8/2021, for information on how this statistic is calculated

2. As of 12/31/2021

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3. Based upon the midpoint of guidance for 12/31/2021, issued during Q3 earnings call on November 8, 2021

Problems with the U.S. healthcare system are well-documented

Poor Outcomes 1,5

Expensive 1,2,5

Negative Experience 3,4,5

-2 years

>$3.8 tn

>40%

US life expectancy vs OECD average

Annual healthcare spend

US Physician Burnout rate

+52%

+267%

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US diabetes hospital admits vs OECD

US per-capita healthcare spend vs

Average Net Promoter score for

average

OECD average

primary care physicians

  1. Source: OECD
  2. Source: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS.gov) 2019 data
  3. Source: Medscape National Physician Burnout and Suicide Report
  4. Source: The Advisory Board
  5. Data is from 2019 or earlier to remove the impact of COVID-19

Medicare spend is growing at 7% annually, with 96% of that spend relating to chronic disease 2,5

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