Earning, spending, and other healthmiles benefits
By tracking your daily activity, taking your measurements, completing a fitness
assessment and more, you’ll earn reward points, or “Miles” as
we call them (
see all the ways to earn Miles).
As your Miles add up, you’ll proceed through a series of Reward Levels, where
you’ll receive HealthCash, rebates, and other cool stuff, depending on your
particular program. The higher the Level, the more you get when you get there.
REWARD LEVELS
Reward Levels are designed to encourage and reward increased amounts of daily
activity. More activity = more Miles = higher Levels = more rewards. So while
you’re striving to get to the next Level for more rewards, your health and
fitness is most likely improving, too. Think of it this way: if you crank up
your daily activity to get the rewards at Level 3 or 4, you’re doing your body
a whole lot of good. But if you’re moping around and can’t get out of Level 1,
well, you’re not doing much for your health or your wallet. Check out the chart
to see how many Miles you need to reach each Level.
HEALTHCASH & WHERE TO
SPEND IT
When you reach a new Level, your HealthMiles account is automatically credited with HealthCash.
Spend it right away on gift cards to over 50 national retail partners, and soon you can have a
check written and sent to whomever you wish: your favorite nephew, your favorite charity, your
favorite broker, your … self!
MEMBER BENEFITS
There's more to your HealthMiles membership than the chance for better health
and more cash (not that you really need more than that, eh?) You get:
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The chance to participate in HealthMiles Challenges & Competitions for
extra rewards and big prizes
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HealthCash rebates when you purchase items through our online Rebate Center (which increase with each Level)
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A great health club discount at over 10,000 network clubs, including Curves
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Special offers & discounts with other health and fitness vendors
Related Links:
HealthMiles
Tracking Activity
Rewards & Benefits
HealthMiles For Individuals
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