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Health Care Plan. This unique partnership between the Chamber, WellPath and one of North Carolina’s leading benefits consulting firms represents the first of its kind in eastern North Carolina and a unique opportunity for Chamber members to save money on their healthcare benefits and take advantage of a robust wellness initiative.
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Since 2009, the program has provided affordable premiums and access to a strong, local health network comprised of local physicians and hospitals. With the ad- dition of Hill, Chesson & Woody, the Chamber anticipates even more enhanced services, cost savings and administrative efficiency for members participating in the program.
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Fayetteville Chamber Announces New ChamberCare Partnership
e are proud to announce a new partnership with Hill, Chesson & Woody Employee Benefit Services to help market and facilitate their ChamberCare benefit program, underwritten by WellPath, a Coventry
make our ChamberCare program an attractive feature for our current mem- bers and an important recruiting tool to attract prospective members,” said Cham- ber President and CEO Doug Peters. “We feel HCW’s knowledge of the benefits landscape, and impressive staff of domain experts will provide our members the types of benefit services typically only available to larger businesses.”
“The Chamber recognizes that healthcare is an important issue for our mem- ber businesses, and we are pleased to provide an option to meet their needs,” he added. “Having HCW as a dedicated advisor will not only make it easier for members to sign up, but also allow them to benefit financially and strategically from the guidance of a local industry expert.”
Call your Chamber today to see how you can benefit from this exciting and cost saving program.
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