Musculoskeletal About Sword
Sword is a virtual physical care program to help members prevent and treat acute, chronic and post-surgical pain for the lower back, shoulder, neck, hip, knee, elbow, ankle, and wrist. Studies show that members achieve a 30% improvement over conventional physical therapy and reduce pain levels by 70% in just 8 weeks.
Musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions
Each year, 25% of Americans experience a musculoskeletal health condition.¹ The impacts can include expensive surgeries, chronic pain and opioid use, plus anxiety, depression and absenteeism. For most employers, MSK ranks as a top-five healthcare cost.¹
Quantum Health helps prevent hospital readmissions and ER visits for members undergoing hip, knee and spine surgeries. We’ll support and navigate members toward the appropriate level of care while ensuring their providers, facilities and procedures remain in network.
Quantum Health Preferred Partners™ help employers get results by improving utilization while reducing HR workload. Each partner is thoroughly vetted for the following criteria:
- Proven clinical efficacy
- Enhanced data security
- Verified ROI
- Member-focused approach
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Drowning in point solutions
HR leaders have thousands of point solution vendors to choose from. Finding the time to research, implement and manage vendor relationships can be overwhelming and time-consuming.
Taking on the hard stuff — so you can focus on your team
From addressing chronic conditions such as behavioral health, diabetes, musculoskeletal (MSK) and gastrointestinal disorders, to optimizing prescription drug utilization and price transparency, Quantum Health’s Preferred Partners are here to deliver the results you — and your members — need. These valuable partnerships revealed an increase in enrollment, decrease in registration abandonment and ongoing utilization across many organizations.
