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Does the health-care bill have a discount for fitness clubs?

Does the new health-care reform bill they’re trying to pass have allowances for preventative measures, such as discounts for gyms or fitness clubs?

No, that is not the intent of the bill. The intent is to provide a mechanism by which all Americans currently uninsured could have basic health care.

Subsidizing health clubs is a different matter. It may make some sense, but would be a nightmare to administer.

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2 Responses to “Does the health-care bill have a discount for fitness clubs?”

  1. No, that is not the intent of the bill. The intent is to provide a mechanism by which all Americans currently uninsured could have basic health care.

    Subsidizing health clubs is a different matter. It may make some sense, but would be a nightmare to administer.
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  2. No
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