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Walmart, CareSource partner to fight health disparities
Retail giant Walmart and managed care company CareSource are entering a three-year partnership aiming to address racial disparities and health inequities. -
Walmart looks to 'disrupt' healthcare with 32 clinics powered by Epic, Microsoft, VMware
Walmart uses a cloud service from Microsoft and VMware to access its Epic EHR instances at every new healthcare clinic it opens. -
GE HealthCare pursues partnership with Chinese state-owned medtech firm
GE HealthCare is entering a joint venture with state-owned China National Medical Device Co., part of Chinese medical giant Sinopharm, to "develop, manufacture, and commercialize medical equipment to address the growing needs of China's healthcare market," according to a Feb. 24 Securities and Exchange Commission filing. -
5 Apple healthcare job openings
Apple recently posted several job openings related to its health business. Below are seven open positions, as of Feb. 27: -
Meta to release AI-based language model for researchers
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company has tested and will soon release its own AI-based language model to researchers. -
How One Medical, Amazon's new healthcare company, works
Amazon made headlines last week when it completed its $3.9 billion purchase of hybrid primary care company One Medical. But what exactly does One Medical do? -
Walmart Health names new executive VP
Walmart Health and Wellness has named Brian Setzer as its new executive vice president. -
Andy Jassy promotes One Medical on Amazon's website
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy posted a letter on the retailer's website to promote its $3.9 billion acquisition of One Medical and its healthcare offerings. -
6 healthcare moves from Walmart, Apple, Best Buy + more
From Walmart expanding its healthcare presence with additional clinics to Best Buy partnering with some of the largest U.S. hospitals and health systems on remote patient monitoring, here are how disruptors are expanding their healthcare presence. -
A top-secret project at Apple: A noninvasive glucose monitoring device
Apple is close to perfecting a device that would monitor people's glucose levels without pricking the skin for blood, Bloomberg reported Feb. 22. -
Philips execs waive their bonuses after 'disappointing' '22
Philips' management will not receive any bonuses for 2022 as the company's market value dipped by 70 percent after a global recall of respiratory devices. -
Will Amazon and One Medical's 'marriage' work? We asked hospital chief digital, innovation officers
Health system chief digital and innovation officers told Becker's they're impressed with Amazon's Feb. 22 purchase of One Medical and they believe it spells good things for the future of healthcare. -
14K Amazon employees urge Andy Jassy to drop in-office mandates
Amazon tech employees are urging Amazon CEO Andy Jassy to reconsider his new return-to-office mandate, CNBC reported Feb. 21. -
Meta gives thousands of workers poor performance reviews, a sign that more job cuts could be coming
Facebook parent company Meta gave thousands of employees poor reviews, indicating that more layoffs could be coming after the company laid off 13 percent of its staff in November 2022, The Wall Street Journal reported Feb. 17. -
Amazon completes $3.9B acquisition of One Medical
Amazon has completed its $3.9 billion acquisition of virtual and in-person primary care company One Medical, the retailer said Feb. 22. -
Walmart Health names new director of innovation
Walmart Health has named Brody McConnell as its new director of innovations. -
Startup founded by former Epic engineers integrates with Google Cloud
Google Cloud is partnering with Redox, an interoperability startup founded by three former Epic engineers, to integrate health data from legacy systems into Google Cloud products. -
Why Apple isn't competing in the primary care market
Apple isn't entering the primary care arena like other retail disruptors such as Amazon, CVS and Optum, instead the company is focusing on how to keep patients healthier through data, according to a Feb. 17 report from the American Hospital Association. -
Why the FTC is watching CVS, Amazon's healthcare deals
The FTC is closely watching healthcare deals such as CVS' planned acquisition of Signify Health and Amazon's planned acquisition of One Medical, which could potentially delay the deals from closing, Barrons reported Feb. 16. -
How Walgreens shifted its focus from pharmacies to physicians
Walgreens CEO Rosalind Brewer had to convince her board of her plans to shift the company's focus from retail pharmacies to medical clinics, even taking the directors on a tour of a VillageMD practice, The Wall Street Journal reported Feb 19.
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