Patrick Patteson Carone, MD, MBA. Auburn University, College of Business, M.B.A. December Concentration in Finance. Final cumulative QPA 4.0.

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1 Patrick Patteson Carone, MD, MBA Education: Auburn University, College of Business, M.B.A. December Concentration in Finance. Final cumulative QPA 4.0. University of Virginia, School of Medicine - M.D., June, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, B.S. in Biology, May, Professional Experience: Medical Director, DNA Interventional Spine and Sports Medicine Johnstown, and The Laurel Highlands Center for Neurostimulation, July 2009 present. Medical Director, Center for Weight Loss, Indiana Regional Medical Center, January 2014 present. Specialist in Interventional Pain Management and Chief Compliance Officer, DNA Advanced Pain Treatment Center, P.C., March 2009 present. Fellowship, Interventional Pain Management, DNA Advanced Pain Treatment Center, PC, Greensburg, Pennsylvania, March 2008 March President and Chief Executive Officer, Integrity First Medicolegal Consulting, LLC, February 2011 present. President and Chief Executive Officer, Carone Group, LLC, February present. President and Chief Executive Officer, Carolina Rehabilitation and Surgical Associates, P.A., July 2005 January Chief Information Officer, Medical Management Services, 12/2003 January Senior Vice-President, Outpatient Services, Medical Management Services, 12/2002 January Director/Shareholder, Medical Management Services, 2000 January Attending Physician, Carolina Rehabilitation and Surgical Associates, P.A., Raleigh, North Carolina, Member, July 1998 January 2007, Managing Partner, July 2000 January Medical Director, Rehabilitation Services, Rex Rehabilitation and Nursing Care Center of Apex, April 2006 January Chair and Clinical Lead, Corporate Compliance/Medical Documentation Committee, Carolina Rehabilitation and Surgical Associates, December 1998 January Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Tennessee-Chattanooga Unit, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, January January Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, April March 2003.

2 Chief Resident, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, The Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia, April 1997 April Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Resident, The Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia, June 1995 June Transitional Resident, Riverside Regional Medical Center, Newport News, Virginia, June June Certifications and Licensure: Board Certified American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, current. Board Certified, Sports Medicine Subspecialty American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, current. Subspecialty Certified - American Board of Pain Medicine, current. Certified Healthcare Business Consultant National Society of Certified Healthcare Business Consultants, current. Pennsylvania Medical License current, active. Florida Medical License current, active. North Carolina Medical License current, inactive. Virginia State Medical License current, inactive. Tennessee State Medical License current, inactive. Alabama Medical License current, inactive. USMLE: passed Part I - June 1992, Part II March 1994, Part III December Honors and Awards, Business: Beta Gamma Sigma, business honor society, inducted December 9, Alpha Theta Chi, collegiate honor society, inducted November 18, Phi Kappa Phil, collegiate honor society, inducted December 1, Honors and Awards, Medicine: Herman J. Flax, M.D. Resident Education and Leadership Award, June, Rhone-Poulenc Rorer Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Resident Scholarship, Magna Cum Laude graduation, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, May, Dean s list, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, five semesters, Research, Business:

3 Technology s Role in Revenue Cycle Management, Advance for Health Information Executives, May 2005 issue. Discussed implementation of internet based portal with resultant real-time batch claims submission and adjudication with marked reduction in days in AR. Research, Medical: The Effect of Intensity of Services on Outcome in the Brain Injured Patient, summer, Worked under Dr. David Cifu, M.D., associate professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation using TBI Model Systems data to determine the effect on outcome of differing intensities of services in the brain injured patient. Utilization of the Internet for resident and patient education in rehabilitation, fall, Worked under Dr. Todd Rowland, M.D., assistant professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, to develop educational resources via the Internet for both PM&R residents, and patients. Effect of glucose administration on stroke recovery in rats, summer, Worked with Dr. Oswald Stewart, Ph.D., neuroscientist at the University of Virginia, and Dr. Paul Diamond, M.D., a physiatrist at UVA, to determine the effect of glucose on stroke recovery using suction ablation in rats. Effect of partial bladder obstruction on Nerve Growth Factor in rats, summer, Worked under Dr. William Steers, M.D., urologist at the University of Virginia, with his studies concerning the NGF response to partial bladder ligation in rats. Effect of cardiac arrest on the canine spinal cord, summer, Worked under Dr. Julian Bailes, M.D., neurosurgeon at Allegheny General Hospital, to determine the mechanism of spinal cord damage and to propose possible treatments in his research concerning deep hypothermic cardiac arrest with blood substitution in dogs. Light induction of L-phenylalanine ammonia lyase in Neurospora crassa, spring, Worked under Dr. Roy Harding, Ph.D., professor of biochemistry at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, to determine if the enzyme L-phenylalanine ammonia lyase could be induced by light. Presentations, Business: Moderator, Position Filled: Utilizing Technology to Solve Recruitment and Retention Issues, Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society Annual Conference, February 15, Presentations, Medical: Low Back Pain: Diagnostic and Treatment Options, Issues for the Millennium in NC Workers Compensation, Capital City Club, Raleigh, NC, October 29, Intensity of Therapy and Functional Outcome: What s the Correct Dose of Rehabilitation?, PM&R Grand Rounds, The Medical College of Virginia, December 5, The Impact of Therapy Intensity on Length of Stay and Functional Improvement following Traumatic Brain Injury: A Multicenter, Prospective Analysis, American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 59 th Annual Assembly, presented November 15, Pharmacologic management of acute spinal cord injuries, Children s Hospital, February 5, Resource Allocation: Intensity of Services and Reimbursement in Rehabilitation, PM&R Grand Rounds, The Medical College of Virginia, September 20, 1996.

4 Rehabilitation following hip fractures, Healthsouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Virginia, January 30, Professional Activities: Kyphoplasty hands-on instruction lab, March 30, 2014, ongoing. Faculty instructor. Peripheral nerve stimulation for neuropathic pain, January 28, 2012, ongoing. Faculty instructor. Team Physician, Indiana High School Lacrosse Team, Spring k for Vets charity race, Forest Hills, PA, 2011 present. Founder and Host. Fluoroscopic-guided lumbar medial branch radiofrequency ablations, August 8, Spent time as a visiting physician with Dr. David O Brien, PM&R, receiving instructional training in the performance of lumbar radiofrequency medial branch ablation with fluoroscopic control. Fluoroscopic-guided epidural electrode placement for spinal cord stimulation, August Spent time as a visiting physician with Dr. Timothy Deer, anesthesiologist, receiving instructional training in the technique for lead placement for spinal cord stimulators. Fluoroscopic-guided Selective Nerve Root Blocks, Transforminal Epidural Steroid Injections, Lumbar Discography, Spinal Diagnostics, Daly City, CA, November 16-18, Spent time as a visiting physician with Dr. Richard Derby, President of the International Spinal Injection Society, receiving instructional training in these procedures. Fluoroscopic-guided Lumbar Epidural Steroid Injections, 6 month elective rotation, Riverside Regional Medical Center, January June Performed fluoroscopic-guided lumbar epidural steroid injections, as well as SI joint and lumbar facet injections. Manager, data collection, TBI seizure study, The Medical College of Virginia, July 1997 June 1998 Manager, PM&R residency athletic team physician coverage, The Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia, Team physician, Armstrong high school, Richmond, Virginia, Preceptor, medical student physical diagnosis course, musculoskeletal section, The Medical College of Virginia School of Medicine, Richmond, Virginia, May, Major Continuing Medical Education: Physicians Workshop on Spinal Cord Stimulation, Pittsburgh, PA, August 23, Spinal Cord Stimulation Workshop and Cadaver Lab, Baltimore, MD, July 19, ISIS Phase 3 Cervical Workshops Using Cadavers, Memphis, TN, October 27 28, 2001 and Atlanta, GA, October 2-3, ISIS Practice Management Course, Memphis, TN, October 26, AAPM&R Coding and Billing Workshop, Baltimore, MD, July 28 29, 2001.

5 ISIS Lumbar & Thoracic Spinal Injection Workshop Using Cadavers, Salt Lake City, UT, April 1-2, ISIS Entry Level Lumbar Spinal Injection Workshop Using Cadavers, Houston, TX, January 17 18, Professional Society Memberships, Business: National Society of Certified Healthcare Business Consultants, 2007 present. American College of Physician Executives, 2004 present. Professional Society Memberships, Medical: American Academy of Pain Medicine, September 2008 present. North Carolina Society of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Vice-President, January 1, 2002 January 1, 2003, President, January 1, 2003 January 1, American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, present. International Spinal Injection Society, 1997 present. American College of Sports Medicine, 2010 present.