VillageMD’s roster nearing 700 practices with Kentucky primary care acquisition

VillageMD has acquired the largest independent primary care practice in central Kentucky days after buying one in Texas.

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The tech-heavy primary care disruptor, which is majority-owned by Walgreens, bought Lebanon, Ky.,-based Family and Internal Medicine Associates, adding to its roster of nearly 700 practices around the country. The practice’s three physicians and six advanced-practice providers will stay on board, according to the Jan. 26 news release.

VillageMD also nabbed a Dallas medical practice Jan. 19 fresh off closing its $8.9 billion deal for primary and urgent care company Summit Health.

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