The news: Walgreens is expanding its direct-to-consumer (D2C) virtual healthcare services to reach consumers in 30 US states. The retailer launched Walgreens Virtual Healthcare last year in nine states.

Eligible patients can access cash-pay chat consultations or video visits with doctors or nurse practitioners for a range of common health issues such as the flu, COVID-19, acne, and pink eye.
Appointments are generally available within 15 minutes of the patient’s request.
Walgreens Virtual Healthcare also now includes lab services for wellness screenings and STD treatments.

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