How FitOn Health pays gyms

FitOn Health pays gyms based on their own membership pricing, and it’s free to join. It covers employer and commercial plan members only. For a premium independent gym, it’s one of the networks most worth a look, alongside Wellhub.

What FitOn Health is

FitOn Health, formerly Peerfit, is a fitness benefit that employers and commercial health plans offer their members. Members use it to visit partner gyms.

FitOn Health left Medicare at the end of 2025. In North Carolina, Blue Cross NC moved its Medicare members from FitOn Health to SilverSneakers starting January 1, 2026, after one year with FitOn Health. Members who used FitOn Health through a Medicare plan can no longer use it there.

How gyms get paid

FitOn Health bases what it pays you on your own membership pricing. Ask exactly how your pricing turns into a payment before you sign, and keep your published prices current.

Terms to know

• It’s nonexclusive. FitOn Health lists competing gyms near you too.
• Late or corrected check-ins have a two-month lookback. If a visit is missing or wrong, you have two months to fix it, so check your reports every month.

How to join

Apply at fitonhealth.com/facilities. There’s no fee to join.

At the front desk

Members show a confirmation email or a digital card, which you verify in FitOn Health’s system. Record every visit, since late corrections only go back two months.

Who it fits

FitOn Health is paid for by employers and health plans, a type of program that is generally low to medium risk for a gym. The main thing to watch is current members switching to it instead of paying you directly. It tends to fit premium independents best, alongside Wellhub.

Questions to ask before you join

1. How does my membership pricing turn into a payment: per visit, per member, or another way?
2. Can my current full-price members switch to FitOn Health instead of paying me?
3. Which services count as part of the membership, and can I keep training and specialty classes as paid extras?
4. When are payments made, and how do I correct a missing check-in?
5. Can my rate change during the agreement, and how much notice do I need to leave?

The short answer

If you’re a premium independent gym, FitOn Health is worth checking alongside Wellhub. It pays based on your own pricing and costs nothing to join. Confirm how payments are calculated, protect your current members from switching, and check your visit reports monthly.

PayerFit is independent. We aren't paid by any network we write about. Network terms change, so confirm the details with the network before you sign.