CVS, the parent of the national pharmacy chain and Aetna health insurance, has agreed to pay $10.6 billion including debt for Oak Street Health, its doctors, nurse practitioners and health clinics
Corporate giants from Amazon to CVS are investing billions into primary-care practices. It’s part of a sweeping shift in U.S. healthcare to a more value-based model. Here’s what that means for doctors, patients and health insurers.
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