Minnesota Seniors have been scrambling to adapt to sudden changes to a popular gym benefit during Medicare open enrollment.

Starting Jan. 1, Lifetime and YMCA locations in the Twin Cities will no longer be included in the SilverSneakers program.

The state’s largest Medicare health insurer cites cost pressures in a decision that’s being panned by beneficiaries.

Minnesota seniors with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota will no longer be eligible for memberships at Life Time and YMCA ...

According to YMCA leadership, this impacts around 7,800 seniors who use the locations in the Twin Cities metro. Blue Cross ...

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The YMCA of Greater Rochester previously announced it was not included in the SilverSneakers wellness program offerings for ...

After planning to stop accepting SilverSneakers in 2026, a YMCA of Greater Rochester spokesperson confirmed that they've reached a deal that allows them to continue offering SilverSneakers.

The YMCA of Greater Rochester reversed its decision on dropping SilverSneakers A new update from YMCA of Greater Rochester ...

In the midst of open enrollment season for Medicare Advantage insurance holders, many folks in the Rochester area were told ...

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YMCA of Greater Rochester announced that it will no longer be included in the SilverSneakers wellness offerings starting ...