Does Your Insurance Cover the Cost of Community Center Membership?

The Excelsior Springs Community Center (ESCC) is changing the game by permitting the use of insurance to cover membership dues, a progressive move set to benefit many, especially senior citizens. The initiative is in partnership with insurance providers such as Silver Sneakers, Silver & Fit, Prime Fitness, and Renew Active to name a few.

Here’s the breakdown of ESCC’s membership rates:

Monthly Memberships

• Teen (13-19): $25
• Young Adult (20-24): $30
• Adult Individual (25-59): $35
• Senior (60+): $30
• Couple: $50 (For spouses living in the same home)
• Single Parent with Kid(s): $55 (For one parent and their dependent children under 25 living in the same home)
• Family: $65 (For spouses and their dependent children under 25 living in the same home)

Discounts are available for military and first responders. Inquire at the front desk for more details.

Annual Memberships

Annual memberships are one-time payments equivalent to 11 months with one month free. They are non-refundable.

• Teen Annual (13-19): $275
• Young Adult Annual (20-24): $330
• Adult Individual Annual (25-59): $385
• Senior (60+): 3 Months $90, 6 Months $180, Annual $330
• Couple Annual: $550 (For spouses living in the same home)
• Single Parent with Kid(s) Annual: $605 (For one parent and their dependent children under 25 living in the same home)
• Family Annual: $715 (For spouses and their dependent children under 25 living in the same home)

Military and first responder discounts apply here too.

Insurance Memberships

Insurance memberships are funded through your insurance provider or employer. This could potentially cover your dues in part or in full.

ESCC encourages all community members, particularly seniors, to explore these insurance options. This new approach is designed to help ensure that everyone can afford to engage in fitness and wellness activities. For more information, stop by the ESCC, visit their website, or contact your insurance provider or employer directly.