SK3 Group Signs Joint Venture With Chiropractic USA Inc.

SK3 sees this joint venture as a way to increase its service offerings and hereby increase revenues, as SK3 earns a 19% fee per visit. SK3 will also earn a 30% override on long-term patients (over five visits) referred. SK3 will be marketing these services to the existing 27,000 clients as an ancillary service. An average visit will range from $50-100 depending on the service provided by the professional and whether or not it is covered by the insurance policy held by the client.

About SK3 Group, Inc.

SK3 Group has two divisions that provide medical related services to its customers. Nurses On-Line is a subscription service for employers who are seeking pre-screening of workers' compensation injuries by a registered nurse prior to disposition of medical treatment - first aid, clinical referral, or emergency hospital. The purpose of this service is to assist employers with managing the ongoing risk associated with workers' compensation claims and their relationship to premiums and reserves charged by insurance carriers. SK3 Group also markets preferred medical services through its facilitation partners to its PEO client base.

Corporate information can be found at http://www.sk3groupinc.com.

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