The health clinics, called Walmart Health, offer primary care, imaging, lab, dental and behavioral health services to consumers at low prices, regardless of insurance.
Sean Slovenski, Walmart’s senior vice president of health and wellness, said that Walmart will open health clinics in Florida next year, focusing first on the Jacksonville area. He added that more details will be released soon, including exact locations, timing and specific service offerings.
Mr. Slovenski also said that the company is planning locations in Illinois, but offered no details about expansions there.
Last month, Walmart Health opened two clinics, one in Loganville, Ga., and another in Springdale, Ark.
The company already has clinics in the Georgia cities of Dallas and Calhoun.
Walmart said it believes that expanding the standalone clinics will help bring affordable, quality healthcare to more Americans.
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