Comment by
Seelow7 on May 07, 2021 2:25pm
Great point! If Walmart wants to expand telehealth in Canada acquire $WELL :)
Comment by
brandinvestor on May 07, 2021 3:18pm
I doubt they would purchase WELL since WELL's telehealth business is not even 10% of their income. Walmart would be more likely to buy JNH-X which operates clinics in Walmarts over purchasing WELL for 1/10th of their business
Comment by
speedy99 on May 07, 2021 3:29pm
I don't see WELL as being a good fit for an acquisition from any company due to the disparate nature of its assets and its structure as a conglomerate. If anything, at some point WELL could possibly sell off one of its business units and that might be a good fit for an acquirer, in which case we might all get a healthy special dividend, who knows.
Comment by
Lamprey on May 07, 2021 5:09pm
Telehealth is only part of overall solution. Please go to Well Health website, more info are available there. Telehealth's barrier of entry is low for big tech. Well's barrier of entry is different, it actually operates EMR, Clinic, Ambulance, among other things related to health care. Hence, you can't compare Well directly with any telehealth companies.
Comment by
ironshooter on May 07, 2021 5:24pm
...ambulatory care pertains to outpatient care, nothing to do with ambulances.
Comment by
stocksaregood on May 07, 2021 8:08pm
In Ontario ambulance/paramedic services are run by the local municipality. No sure about other provinces. Exception to this is the Ornge program(air ambulance service) which is run by the Ontario Government.
Comment by
wideopenthrottl on May 08, 2021 7:35pm
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