Abri Health Plan, Inc., doing business as Today’s Health, is a Wisconsin Health Maintenance Organization whose Medicare Advantage business is managed by a subsidiary of Heritage Health Systems, Inc. (“Heritage”). Heritage is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Universal American Corp. (NYSE: UAM). Today’s Health’s major physician delivery system providing medical services to Members in the greater Milwaukee market is the Independent Physicians Network

About Heritage

Heritage Health Systems, Inc., is a Medicare Managed Care and Medical Management Organization, and a subsidiary of UAM and parent to Today's Health Plans.

Through a history of physician partnerships, Heritage delivers superior clinical quality and financial results. In the early 1990’s, Heritage focused on Medical Facilities development, which shifted to IPA Management in the late 1990’s. By the early 2000’s, Heritage had begun focusing on Health Plan Operations. While the focus has shifted over the years, each business model has been based on building and maintaining mutually beneficial physician partnerships.

Today Heritage focuses on Medicare Advantage Products. Currently owning and operating three Medicare Advantage health plans across the U.S., Heritage continues to expand into new markets.

About UAFC

Universal American (UAM) offers a portfolio of life and health insurance products for seniors and self-employed individuals, and administrative services for insurance and non-insurance programs in the senior market.

Through its subsidiaries, UAM offers Medicare supplemental health insurance, Medicare Advantage plans, fixed benefit accident and sickness disability insurance, long-term care insurance, senior life insurance, annuities, and other individual life insurance. The company’s administrative services division offers outsourcing services for the senior market insurance business as well as eldercare services and products.

UAM has a history of profitable growth from a combination of strategic acquisitions as well as internal growth. From 1998 to 2005, total revenues for the company grew from $56 million to $932 million, and total assets increased from $283 million to $2.2 billion.