Category: Disruptors

Healthcare discounts absent from Amazon's next Prime day

Amazon Prime customers looking to get a deal on healthcare will have to wait.

Why Walmart isn't partnering with hospitals — yet

Unlike other healthcare disruptors, Walmart isn’t partnering with hospitals and health systems. At least not yet.

Instacart expands healthcare reach with Mount Sinai partnership

Mount Sinai Solutions, a division of New York City-based Mount Sinai Health System, is partnering with Instacart to offer post-operative and post-partum patients access to groceries.

Walgreens investors, analysts cheer possible healthcare pick for CEO

Walgreens investors and analysts like the news that the company is close to hiring a CEO with healthcare experience, Bloomberg reported.

VillageMD's senior VP leaves for new role

Howard Cutler, senior vice president of payer strategies for VillageMD, has left the company for a new role at One Call. 

Google to open new wellness centers

As Google looks to get employees back into the office, it will expand its suite of on-site wellness centers in 2024, HR Brew reported Oct. 2. 

Walgreens CIO latest to leave in exec reshuffling

Walgreens CIO Hsiao Wang is leaving the company just a year after being appointed to the role, Bloomberg reported Oct. 2. 

Microsoft inks 2 health system partnerships

Microsoft has forged two new strategic partnerships with leading health systems — Mayo Clinic and Mercy — as it aims to use the power of generative artificial intelligence to ease healthcare’s administrative burdens. 

Costco membership rate hikes 'a question of when, not if' amid healthcare bet

As Costco looks to break into healthcare through a new partnership with virtual care company Sesame, Costco CFO Richard Galanti said in a Sept. 26 earnings call that raising the cost of its membership is a ‘question of when, not if.’

Amazon could 'rethink' primary care at Dartmouth staff clinic

One professor says Amazon’s new ownership of a clinic that serves Hanover, N.H.-based Dartmouth College employees and their families could be the right model to “rethink” primary care, Valley News reported Sept. 27.