Generally, the answer would be no. Aetna (or any other major medical carrier) does not cover gym memberships.
There may be plans available that have add-on (non-insurance) benefits such as travel discounts or gym memberships, but a true major medical health insurance plan will usually not pay for routine gym memberships.
In some instances a carrier may agree to pay for a gym membership if the individual needs a type of physical therapy (such as swimming) that is more economical than traditional therapy sessions.
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There may be plans available that have add-on (non-insurance) benefits such as travel discounts or gym memberships, but a true major medical health insurance plan will usually not pay for routine gym memberships.
In some instances a carrier may agree to pay for a gym membership if the individual needs a type of physical therapy (such as swimming) that is more economical than traditional therapy sessions.