Legal & General Group Protection partners with Physio Med

'Rehabilitation, early intervention and high-quality treatment'

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Supporting employees unable to work due to musculoskeletal conditions

Legal & General has today announced its partnership with occupational physiotherapy provider, Physio Med, to provide support for employees who are unable to work long-term due to musculoskeletal conditions. Physio Med will play a role in supporting L&G's group income protection early intervention and rehabilitation services. Physio Med has a national network of 780 physiotherapy clinics and over 2,500 physiotherapists, and they claim that 98% of the UK population can access a practice within 30 minutes of travel.  Employees experiencing musculoskeletal problems as a result of work,...

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