Jun 09, 2023
CoPower has released the updated summary of benefits and rate guide for Landmark Chiropractic and Acupuncture plans. Rates are effective from August through October 2023.
Did you know?
Injured workers with similar injuries are 28 times less likely to have spinal surgery if the first point of contact is a Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) rather than a surgeon (MD).1
Chiropractic and acupuncture are the lowest cost alternatives for treating physical pain and discomfort, and employees return to work more quickly and/or continue treatment while staying on the job.
With CoPower Landmark plans, you can offer Chiro/Acu benefits to groups as small as 2; you can even offer them as voluntary plans!
Why CoPower?
When you offer plans through CoPower, you get access to the CoPower VANTAGE portfolio of value-add products and services that give CoPower's brokers, employers, and employees access to free or discounted services that supplement employer benefit plans. These services range from discount prescription cards and recreational coupons to legal aid and human resources (HR) assistance, including:
- Zywave: This one-stop HR solution has a huge library of content, including newsletters, white papers, checklists, Health Care Reform materials, downloadable forms, and HR news. It also includes a job description builder, salary benchmarking tool, and HR training videos.
- BenefitHub: You can easily supplement employees’ compensation with exclusive travel and entertainment discounts for theme parks, shopping, and more. These are the little perks that keep workers happy and attract new talent.
- DiscountRx: This provides a discount prescription card to members with up to 75% discounts on medications. Honored at 56,000+ pharmacies, including chains like CVS, Rite Aid, Target, Walgreens, Safeway, Walmart, Kmart, Raley’s, Vons, and neighborhood drugstores.
To find the right CoPower plans for your groups, contact your Amwins Connect Regional Sales Manager.
1 Keeney BJ; Fulton-Kehoe D; Turner JA; Wickizer TM; Chan KC; Franklin GM; Early Predictors of Lumbar Spinal Surgery After Occupational Back Injury; Results from a Prospective Study of Workers in Washington State. Spine, May 2013
