Exclusive: Amazon has ambitious plans to bring in-person medical care to 20 more US cities
Amazon's medical business is looking to launch home-care visits in 20 major US cities In-person care has been limited to Washington state, Washington, DC, and Baltimore.
Amazon is looking to bring in-person medical care to more than 20 major US cities this year and next, three people familiar with the plans told Insider. The tech giant's new primary-care business, Amazon Care, offers virtual care through an app, connecting people with physicians through messages and videos. It also has an in-person service in which a nurse can be dispatched to people's homes or offices for exams, tests, and vaccines.
Amazon started by offering medical care to its own workers, then opened up the business to employers around the country this summer. But in-person care has been limited to Washington state, Washington, DC, and Baltimore., Amazon said it would expand the home-care service to other cities in the coming months, without naming them.and in-person care, to Philadelphia, Chicago, Dallas, and Boston in 2021, the people said.
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