Walgreens launched Take Care Clinics in 2004. It expects its national rebranding to be complete by the end of August.
Take Care Health Systems will remain a subsidiary of Walgreens, as well as the practice management company for the Healthcare Clinics at select Walgreens, according to the release.
In a statement, Walgreens said the rebranding further aligns the company’s healthcare assets and affiliations under a singular identity. The drugstore chain is involved in accountable care organizations and has a network of more than 70,000 healthcare professionals across its healthcare-related lines of business.
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