Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Now Offers SilverSneakers® Fitness to Members in Its Currently Marketed Medicare Supplement Plans
Through a variety of fitness offerings that accommodate all fitness levels and preferences, as well as invaluable social interactions, SilverSneakers helps older adults maximize their health, maintain their lifestyle and improve overall well-being. Members in Anthem’s currently marketed Medicare Supplement Plans A, F and N in
Exercise is important for the well-being of everybody, but particularly seniors. According to the
“SilverSneakers Fitness is a great program for members to either get started, or to continue with, a physical activity regimen. The value-added program provides a variety of fitness options and social activities for developing new peer groups and friends,” said
Members can take advantage of a host of comprehensive program features including facility amenities and a variety of specialized group exercise classes all taught by instructors trained specifically in senior fitness. The program offers access to more than 13,000 fitness and wellness facilities nationwide, as well as the SilverSneakers FLEX™ network, which includes classes and activities at community-based locations.
“For more than 20 years,
Medicare Supplement plans are sold by private companies to help pay health care costs that Original Medicare doesn’t cover, such as copayments, coinsurance and deductibles. These plans may include additional services like SilverSneakers. Interested parties can learn more about Anthem’s Medicare Supplement offerings by visiting www.anthem.com/shop. For details about SilverSneakers, visit www.silversneakers.com.
SilverSneakers® is not insurance and may be discontinued at any time. The SilverSneakers® Fitness Program is provided by an independent company.
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