Footnotes
- Medicare and QUEST (Medicaid) members are not eligible for the Kaiser Permanente Fit Rewards program. If you are under 18 years of age, ask your fitness center if you need consent from a parent/guardian to become a member. Continue at 1
- Fitness centers must be qualified fitness organizations operating for the general public; must offer regular cardiovascular, flexibility, and/or resistance training exercise programs; the established physical facility must offer a membership agreement; and must be overseen by staff. Fitness centers outside of the 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia do not qualify. Continue at 2
- Earn your annual $200 reward by exercising 45 days a year for at least 30 minutes per session at a participating fitness center after you have enrolled or at a qualifying nonparticipating fitness center. Only one visit per calendar day will count toward your reward requirement. Continue at 3
- With the exception of earning your annual program fee back by exercising 45 days a year for at least 30 minutes, your annual program fee is not refundable and will not be prorated. Continue at 4
- Members attending a qualifying nonparticipating fitness center location must have an active membership agreement with the location and must be paying fitness center dues for the current calendar year, in addition to meeting their 45-visit requirement, to earn their $200 reward. Continue at 5
- Reward is limited to your annual program fee each calendar year. Taxes and additional charges you pay your gym for classes, services, or amenities are not included in the program and are not eligible for reimbursement. Fitness center visits made before you pay your annual program fee do not count toward the reward requirement. Please consult with your own tax adviser about the taxability of the reimbursement. Kaiser Permanente Fit Rewards is a value-added service and not part of your medical benefits. Your annual program fee does not count toward your health plan’s annual out-of-pocket maximum. For details, including limitations and exclusions, see your Evidence of Coverage . Continue at 6