Former Whole Foods CEO goes big on telehealth

Love.Life, a health and wellness company co-founded and run by former Whole Foods CEO John Mackey, acquired Plant Based TeleHealth, a telehealth service focusing on the prevention and reversal of chronic conditions.

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The company will rebrand as Love.Life Telehealth. The company offers virtual visits to patients with chronic conditions and promotes healthy behaviors, according to a March 21 Love.Life news release.

Patients can sign up for half-hour appointments for $175 or hourlong appointments for $350.

“Love.Life is about making lasting health and vitality achievable, and acquiring Plant Based TeleHealth accelerates our ability to help more people without geographic limitations,” Mr. Mackey said. “Appointments are available now, and we’re excited to offer telehealth services as part of the comprehensive medical offering available in our physical locations, which will begin opening in 2024.”

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