December 7, 2015 by Chain Drug Review
MDLIVE, telehealth, video, virtual health visits, Walgreens, Walgreens mobile app
Technology, Videos
With convenience playing a bigger role in consumers’ health care decisions, Walgreens is showing how easy virtual health visits can be. In an online video posted this week, the drug chain demonstrates the user-friendly access to telehealth services via the Walgreens mobile app, powered by connected health provider MDLive. The video illustrates that after just
November 23, 2015 by Brian Bossetta and Chain Drug Review
Adam Pellegrini, Apple Pay, Balance Rewards, digital health, EHR, electronic health record, EpicCare, MDLIVE, mobile payment, Sona Chawla, telehealth, Walgreens, Walgreens Connect app, Walgreens mobile app
2015, Issue 11-23-2015, Issues, News
DEERFIELD, Ill. — Walgreens has expanded access to telehealth services and brought new mobile functionality to its Balance Rewards loyalty program, including integration with Apple Pay. This month Walgreens said it has begun offering telehealth services in another 20 states under its partnership with connected health provider MDLive. Via an expansion of the Walgreens mobile
November 10, 2015 by Chain Drug Review
2net, Adam Pellegrini, connected health, MDLIVE, Qualcomm Life, Randy Parker, telehealth, Walgreens, Walgreens Connect app
Featured Articles, Leading Headlines, Pharmacy, Retail News, Technology
DEERFIELD, Ill. — Walgreens has begun offering telehealth services in another 20 states under its partnership with connected health provider MDLive. The drug chain said Tuesday that via an expansion of the Walgreens mobile app, MDLive’s telehealth services have become available to users in Alabama, Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New York, North Carolina,
September 14, 2015 by John Schultz and Chain Drug Review
American Well, Andrew Sussman, Brian Tilzer, connected health, CVS Health, Doctor On Demand, MinuteClinic, Teladoc, telehealth
2015, Issue 09-14-2015, Issues, News
WOONSOCKET, R.I. — CVS Health is working with telehealth companies American Well, Doctor On Demand and Teladoc to explore how direct-to-consumer telehealth, retail pharmacy and retail clinic providers can improve patient care. The telehealth firms will begin receiving referred CVS customers as well as referring their own customers to 150 retail clinics in six states
August 26, 2015 by Chain Drug Review
Adam Jackson, American Well, Brian Tilzer, connected care, CVS Health, Docter on Deman, Ido Schoenberg, Jason Gorevic, MinuteClinic, Teladoc, telehealth, telemedicine
Featured Articles, Leading Headlines, Pharmacy, Retail News, Technology
WOONSOCKET, R.I. — CVS Health has stepped up efforts to provide telehealth services through pilots with a trio of telemedicine technology companies. CVS said Wednesday that it’s working with American Well, Doctor On Demand and Teladoc to explore how direct-to-consumer telehealth providers, retail pharmacy and retail clinic providers can collaborate to improve patient care. Connected
August 24, 2015 by Chain Drug Review
HealthSpot, HealthSpot station, rapid lab tests, retail pharmacy clinics, Rite Aid, Samsung LABGEO PT10, Steve Cashman, telehealth, telemedicine
Pharmacy, Supplier News
DENVER — Connected care solution provider HealthSpot aims to bring rapid lab tests to retail pharmacy clinics via new technology from Samsung. HealthSpot said Monday that at the 2015 NACDS Total Store Expo it will showcase the Samsung LABGEO PT10 clinical chemistry analyzer, a compact, point-of-care lab device that analyzes a drop of a pharmacy
August 18, 2015 by Chain Drug Review
Andrew Sussman, CVS Health, Journal of General Internal Medicine, MinuteClinic, retail clinic, telehealth, William Shrank
Featured Articles, Leading Headlines, Pharmacy, Retail News
WOONSOCKET, R.I. — Retail clinic patients find the telehealth experience very satisfying, according to a CVS Health Research Institute study of a pilot program at MinuteClinic. CVS said Tuesday that satisfaction with quality of care and other factors were measured among patients participating in a telehealth technology pilot conducted at MinuteClinic locations in California and
August 10, 2015 by Brian Bossetta and Chain Drug Review
HealthSpot, Rite Aid, Robert Thompson, Steve Cashman, telehealth, telemedicine
2015, Issue 08-10-2015, Issues, News
CAMP HILL, Pa. — One of the nation’s leading retail drug chains has teamed up with a pioneer in patient- and provider-driven health care technology. Last month, Rite Aid Corp. and HealthSpot announced the opening of HealthSpot stations in 25 Rite Aid pharmacies in Ohio. Through the HealthSpot stations, customers are able to conveniently access
January 5, 2015 by John Schultz and Chain Drug Review
Harry Leider, MDLIVE, Randy Parker, telehealth, telemedicine, Walgreens, Walgreens mobile application
2015, Issue 01-05-2015, News, Pharmacy
DEERFIELD, Ill. — Walgreen Co. is testing a mobile app that enables patients to see a physician and obtain a prescription without leaving home. The company said patients in California and Michigan can now contact a physician around the clock through Walgreens’ telemedicine app for smartphones or tablet computers. The virtual visits cost $49, and
November 24, 2014 by Chain Drug Review
Health Dialog, HealthSpot, retail health care, Rite Aid, Rite Aid Health Alliance, Rite Aid pharmacists, Robert Thompson, telehealth, telemedicine, Vaccine Central
Retail News
CAMP HILL, Pa. — A flurry of moves this month by Rite Aid Corp. further its growth as a retail health care company. First, Rite Aid unveiled plans to pilot walk-in HealthSpot telehealth stations in the greater Akron/Canton, Cleveland and Dayton/Springfield markets in Ohio. Robert Thompson, executive vice president of pharmacy, said the drug chain