No — fitness classes and gym memberships are not covered under Acadia’s student health or dental plans. These types of services are considered recreational and fall outside the scope of medical coverage.
However, your plan may support wellness goals through:
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🧘♀️ Physiotherapy, chiropractic care, and massage therapy — covered under extended health benefits
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🧑⚕️ These services can help with rehabilitation, injury recovery, and mobility
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🧾 Coverage is subject to annual limits, so check your plan booklet for details
Tip: Acadia students do have access to the Athletics Complex and fitness programming through their student fees. You can explore gym access, classes, and recreation options on the Acadia Recreation website.
📘 Helpful Definitions:
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Extended health benefits: Services beyond basic medical care, like physio or massage
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Recreational services: Activities like gym workouts or yoga classes that promote general wellness but aren’t medically prescribed
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📝 Special Notes:
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You do not need to submit a claim for gym access — it’s included in your student fees
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If you’re using physiotherapy or massage therapy for wellness, make sure your provider is licensed and eligible for reimbursement
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For help understanding your coverage visit the ASU Supports Office in the Student Union Building