Senior Housing News May 2, 2024
Tim Mullaney

This article is available as part of your SHN+ membership

This week, Walmart announced the closure of its Walmart Health business, which will shutter 51 health centers across five states. The news is part of a reckoning that is unfolding in the health care sector, with implications for senior living.

The health care reckoning can be observed in other recent headlines, including layoffs at UnitedHealth Group’s Optum arm, which also is ending its Optum Virtual Care telehealth business; Walgreens’ decision to close 160 VillageMD clinics after posting a nearly $6 billion loss in the second fiscal quarter; and news that hospitals in the state of Washington lost nearly $4 billion in the last two years.

While there are specific factors...

Today's Sponsors

LEK
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

LEK

 
Topics: Post-Acute Care, Primary care, Provider, Retailer
What to expect from healthcare providers and retailers this year
The Year in Amazon vs Walmart, and a Look Into 2025
AI, Omnichannel and Social Commerce: Inside the 2024 D2C Transformation
How AI Reshaped Retail in 2024: 10 Key Developments
How AI Is Quietly Transforming E-Commerce Search And Discovery

Share This Article