Walmart Clinics, Health Insurance Sales Plans Show Retailer’s Rising Interest In Health Care Business

Posted in: General News | January 18, 2013 at 5:16 pm
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The world’s largest retailer wants a bigger piece of America’s growing health care market. Walmart, which already makes a lot of money from health care through its pharmacies and retail stores, is eyeing a line of business that would sell health insurance to small employers, and the company also wants to add to its chain of in-store health care clinics, the Orlando Business Journal reported in two stories Friday.

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