Article says that SoloHealth, Duluth, Georgia, has raised $43 MM from investors and has received a $1.2 MM grant from NIH to help underserved consumers.
“From SoloHealth’s stations, slated to be in 2,500 Walmarts and Sam’s Clubs next month, to video consultations with doctors, to smartphone apps that track blood pressure and heart rate, consumer health technology is attracting big-name backers such as retailer Walmart, health insurers Wellpoint and UnitedHealthcare and companies that make or distribute medical products, such as Johnson & Johnson and Cardinal Health.”
Relates to other moves by WalMart to partner with Kaiser on Care Corner Wellbeing Clinics.