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REPORT FROM THE FIELD
A Checkup For Retail Medicine
Daniel Costello
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DECADES AFTER the advent of fast food, and in a 24/7 age, retail health clinics seemed destined to happen. Offering basic health care in convenient locations—with short waits and attractive prices—they went from a standing start in 2000 to becoming one of the fastest-growing segments of the health care sector. CheckUps, a start-up operator of retail clinics, opened fourteen stores on a single day in 2007—and went on to open nearly two dozen clinics in Walmart stores in several states. But less than a year later, the chain quit paying its nurses and other vendors and abruptly shut down. . . . [Full Text of this Article] |
Retail Clinic "Bulls" And "Bears"
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History Of Retail Clinics
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Questions About Quality Of Care
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R. Rudavsky, C. E. Pollack, and A. Mehrotra
The Geographic Distribution, Ownership, Prices, and Scope of Practice at Retail Clinics
Ann Intern Med,
September 1, 2009;
151(5):
315 - 320.
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