The bill amends Chapter 6-13 of the General Laws regarding "Unfair Sales Practices" by introducing new provisions that protect consumers who are members of health clubs. It mandates that health clubs must cease automatic deductions from a consumer's account or credit card within 30 calendar days of receiving a written request from the consumer to stop such deductions. Notice by the consumer must be provided in written form and delivered by mail or in person.

Additionally, health clubs are required to provide at least 60 calendar days' written notice to consumers before implementing any rate increases or substantial changes in services. The bill also stipulates that health clubs may be fined up to $1,000 for violations of these provisions. Consumers who experience such violations are entitled to terminate their contracts with the health club as of the date of the violation and will not be responsible for any charges assessed by the health club on or after that date. If any of the new provisions conflict with existing contractual agreements, they will apply to the next renewal of the contract following the bill's effective date. The act will take effect upon passage.