And do heath insurances cover them?
My mother is over 50 years old and over 100 lbs over weight. She has also had 2 injuries to her knees in the past that prevent her from doing many exercises.
I know there are weight loss surgeries but I would like to encourage her to lose weight through exercise.
1) do hospitals provide weight loss programs where the patients can exercise there with supervision?
2) are there insurances that cover this?
I'm not sure what insurance my mom has but she has had the same one for many, many years through her work.
How could I go about finding the info I need about the hospitals and insurance?
When I try to look up info about insurance all I get is information for free quotes.

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well the way insurance company's work these days they would like not to pay for anything,,, yes your mom should get some kind of help thru her insurance, it would be in there best int rest to help her get healthier,, she had 2 injuries to her knees, all you can do is call them and ask? or talk to someone in the hospital,,that good that you are watching out for your mom,there is help out there,, it's just finding it,, i hope i helped u some good luck