The retailer will open 10 new locations in Dallas, eight locations in Houston, six locations in Phoenix and four locations in Kansas City, Mo., according to a March 2 release from Walmart.
The clinics will provide primary care, dental care, behavioral health care, labs and X-ray, audiology, and telehealth services.
With the new clinics, Walmart will have more than 75 total locations by the end of 2024.
The move comes shortly after the retail giant entered into a 10-year agreement with UnitedHealth Group to deliver care to seniors in Medicare Advantage plans.
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