Healthcare disruptors such as Walmart and Optum are spending billions to increase their presence in the healthcare space through mergers and acquisitions.
ChenMed made headlines in recent days when it was reported that Walmart is interested in acquiring majority ownership of the primary care company, possibly for several billion dollars.
Five anonymous plaintiffs have alleged that at least 664 medical providers have used pixel tracking technology on their websites and patient portals, which has allowed Meta to obtain patients’ protected health information, Bloomberg Law reported Sept. …
New laws expanding pharmacists’ scope of practice have spurred Walmart, Walgreens and CVS to roll out patient care options that typically would be available only through a physician’s office, Bloomberg reported Aug. 28.