New Jersey A5357 mandates health club contracts include specific provisions for infectious disease outbreaks.
New Jersey A5357 requires health club services contracts to include provisions for closures due to infectious disease outbreaks. If a facility closes due to a state of emergency or public health emergency, the contract must specify that the health club will notify the buyer of the closure, reopening, and payment obligations. Buyers can choose to place their membership on hold until the emergency ends, with no recurring payments, or cancel their membership without penalty.
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