The e-commerce giant has been working on an overhaul for the past several months without conducting any broad layoffs as part ...

The changes for senior patients like Wood highlight Amazon’s recent effort to consolidate its telehealth, pharmacy and primary-care services following its $3 billion acquisition of One Medical ...

The cloud services giant entered the healthcare provider market when it bought online pharmacy startup PillPack in 2018. For upward of $1 billion, Amazon purchased the pre-sorted dose packaging ...

Amazon is reportedly reorganizing its healthcare business into six pillars, per a CNBC report, which noted that the change follows the loss of several top health executives in recent months.. The ...

Under Amazon, One Medical also experienced some leadership changes. Its CFO, Bjorn Thaler, moved into a new role and now serves in a strategic growth initiative role within Amazon Health Services.

Amazon has been edging into healthcare for years. In 2018 the company bought PillPack, which became Amazon Pharmacy. And it recently expanded Amazon Care, its primary care service initially ...

Neil Lindsay, senior vice president of Amazon Health Services, informed employees in the group about the impending changes in an internal email this morning, obtained by GeekWire.

Amazon is reorganizing its health-care business into six “pillars” to simplify its structure in a market where it’s spent billions of dollars on acquisitions.

Health systems have to keep an eye on the disrupters and respond in the best way possible for patient care. Amazon, CVS are spending big in healthcare — health systems must respond ...

In the past, Amazon has partnered with major players and ended up throwing away $100 million on a losing health care venture called Haven that tried to reinvent the wheel and failed after three years.

Amazon AMZN.O said on Friday its healthcare business will be divided into six new units as part of a restructuring effort, in a move that comes after recent top health executive departures.