Two health insurance companies have given a sales and credibility boost to the Apple Watch this week — after the Watch fell to third place in the wearables market during the second quarter of this year, behind San Francisco-based Fitbit and China-based Xiaomi.
Aetna announced Tuesday that it will subsidize the cost of Apple Watches for select large employers and individual customers, according to Investor's Business Daily. Aetna also will provide Apple Watches for free to all of its nearly 50,000…
Two health insurance companies have given a sales and credibility boost to the Apple Watch this week — after the Watch fell to third place in the wearables market during the second quarter of this year, behind San Francisco-based Fitbit and China-based Xiaomi.
Aetna announced Tuesday that it will subsidize the cost of Apple Watches for select large employers and individual customers, according to Investor's Business Daily. Aetna also will provide Apple Watches for free to all of its nearly 50,000…