Dublin, Jan. 29, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Retail Clinics Global Market Report 2024" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
With healthcare costs climbing and the prevalence of chronic diseases surging, the global retail clinics market is forecasted to expand significantly, reaching an impressive $6.12 billion in 2024. An in-depth market research report reveals a strong upward trajectory, thanks to groundbreaking healthcare technologies and an increasing number of patients looking for convenient and cost-effective medical services.
The comprehensive report elucidates how the retail clinics sector is adapting to changing consumer demands and emerging medical needs. Chronic illnesses, particularly those affecting the aging population, contribute profoundly to the growing reliance on retail clinics, which offer an array of healthcare services including preventive care, immunizations, and treatments for minor health issues.
Advancements in Retail Healthcare Poised to Boost Market Growth
Technological innovation is identified as a key driver of growth within the retail clinics market. The report illustrates how entities like CVS Health are integrating virtual care services to enhance accessibility and patient engagement. Such strategies are not isolated, with Amazon Inc. also stepping into the virtual healthcare space through the launch of Amazon Clinic, underlining the industry's commitment to deliver health services leveraging digital platforms.
Acquisitions Strengthening Market Position and Expanding Services
Strategic acquisitions such as the recent takeover of MD Now Urgent Care by HCA Healthcare Inc. are highlighted as pivotal moves that are set to redefine the competitive landscape. This consolidation within the retail clinic sector underscores the focus on extending service availability and underscores the vigorous market growth.
North America Leads Retail Clinics Market with Robust Service Offerings
- Preventive Care
- Immunization
- Treatment for Minor Illnesses and Injuries
The report stresses that North America currently stands as the largest market for retail clinics, closely followed by dynamic growth in regions across Asia-Pacific, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, South America, the Middle East, and Africa.
With extensive regional analysis, the research elaborates on how these clinics are becoming integral in delivering healthcare services tailored to modern life's demands. End users ranging from store-based clinics to hospital-affiliated centers are covered in this report, providing a holistic view of the market's reach and potential.
This publication is a valuable resource for stakeholders looking to understand the landscape of retail clinics, including the market's size, share, trends, opportunities, and competitive environment. The report seeks to offer reliable data for businesses and individuals aiming to better navigate the ever-evolving healthcare industry.
The retail clinics market research is now available, offering key insights into this rapidly growing industry and its future prospects.
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes
- The Kroger Co.
- CVS Health Corporation
- Rite Aid Corp.
- Walmart Inc.
- Walgreen Co.
- NextCare
- Bellin Health Systems
- Aurora Health Care
- Sutter Health
- Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc.
- Lindora LLC
- Geisinger Health
- Centennial Medical Group
- Access Health
- Amazon.com Inc.
- AtlantiCare
- MyHealthAccess
- RediClinic LLC
- Wellness Express LLC
- MedExpress Urgent Care
- Concentra Inc.
- Shopko Stores Operating Co. LLC
- Doctors Care
- ClearBalance HealthCare
- The Little Clinic
- FastMed Urgent Care
- CityMD
- U.S. HealthWorks Inc.
- Fastcare
- Carespot
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