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Walmart expands Better Care Services with General Medicine's provider catalogue

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Amy Thielen

A Walmart Supercentre storefront with an illuminated brand logo and customers entering the building at dusk.

Walmart (WMT) is expanding the Better Care Services platform and making it easier for consumers to choose third-party healthcare providers by integrating the General Medicine catalogue.

The General Medicine catalogue enables consumers to better evaluate available services and providers for a variety of health needs, compare costs, and access the booking or fulfillment options available for each service.

“Walmart brings the customer-facing experience, while General Medicine provides the technology that connects care options, coverage information, and potential costs behind the scenes,” Walmart said in a press release.

Walmart launched Better Care Services earlier this year as a digital healthcare marketplace to help consumers access virtual care and wellness services from a network of providers. With the integration of General Medicine, thousands of services are now searchable in a single catalogue.

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