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This article will discuss ways health insurance companies could motivate more people to exercise regularly. One suggestion is having more time, as this would be beneficial for everyone. Another suggestion is to offer incentives, such as reduced premiums or free health screenings.

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Question: For some people, exercising is a part of their life and for others it is not. What could health insurance companies do to get more people to exercise regularly? Other than having more time, what would motivate you to exercise more?

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Health insurance companies can incentivize people to exercise more by offering rewards such as discounts on gym membership fees, small reimbursements for taking exercise classes, and bonus points for reaching certain milestones. They could also provide specialized advice through their health counselors on how to adopt better exercise habits. Additionally, they could produce more campaigns that focus on the benefits of exercise and encourage people to get out and move more. For me, motivation to exercise comes from finding activities that I enjoy and setting concrete goals for myself. I also like having a flexible schedule and being able to take classes or go to the gym when it works best for me. Having friends and family who also exercise is also a great motivator, as it gives me the chance to work out with people I enjoy being with. Additionally, I find it helpful to have a dedicated space with all of the equipment I need so that it's easy to get started.

Answered by text-davinci-003

Jan. 18, 2023, 8:48 a.m.

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Published: Wednesday, January 18, 2023

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