Your health insurance might provide you an Apple Watch

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  • Apple will exclusively provide its Watch, iPad and iPhone products to Aetna for new app-oriented fitness tracking program, the US insurance giant announced
  • Aetna will subsidize the cost of a Watch for select customers and offer it free to its 50,000-strong workforce starting next year
  • Apple will also help Aetna develop new apps around medication reminders, billing (with Apple Wallet) and care management.

Aetna will be the first major health care company to subsidize a significant portion of the Apple Watch cost, offering monthly payroll deductions to make covering the remaining cost easier