CVS’s plan to buy Oak Street Health, a network of senior-focused clinics, is the latest sign of the growing tie-ups between health insurers and primary-care doctors. WSJ’s Anna Wilde Matthews unpacks why the deal is happening and how it’s cementing CVS’s status as a healthcare giant.
Further Reading:
- CVS Reaches $10.6 Billion Deal to Buy Clinic Owner Oak Street Health
- CVS Looks to Add Doctors to Its Payroll
- CVS Completes $70 Billion Acquisition of Aetna
Further Listening:
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