Walmart Seeks Buyers for Recently Closed Health Clinics

The retail giant aims to recover investments after shutting down 51 clinics due to unsustainable business model.

Walmart has initiated discussions with potential buyers, including Humana, to sell its shuttered health clinics.
The company closed all 51 clinics and terminated virtual healthcare services in April, citing high operating costs and low profitability.
Walmart recently sold its virtual care subsidiary, MeMD, to healthcare tech startup Fabric.
The retailer's first-quarter revenue for 2025 was $161.51 billion, surpassing expectations.
Walmart continues to operate 4,600 pharmacies and 3,000 vision centers despite the clinic closures.