Pharmacies adding healthcare services
Find a Conversation
| Fri, 06-05-2009 - 1:22pm |
Walgreens and CVS have announced plans to add healthcare services to their in-store clinics. The plan is to have advanced-degree nurses known as practitioners for certain injections, wart and skin tag removal, and closing minor wounds. Some offer care for sprains and strains and projects are underway for breathing treatments and other infusions. Costs for services run from $55 to $75 rather than the $100 or more for a doctor's visit.
Walgreens, CVS add healthcare services to in-store clinics
http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-retail-clinics5-2009jun05,0,3360869.story
With the number of uninsured Americans estimated at more than 46 million, do you think this is a good alternative?
CMBren
Sr. Community Moderator
Beauty & Style, Entertainment & Main
Email | iVillage.com
Beauty & Style Boards | Entertainment Boards | Main Boards
About our Boards | Customer Support | Tech Update
Get your budget, fashion and family in shape!
Save $$! Clip your coupons here!
Be Fashion Frugal
Wii Fit Fun


