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Wal Mart, TARGET or retail pharmacies such as CVS or Walgreen, provide treatment of a set of common medical ailments, far more limited than what can be prescribed in a traditional primary care setting through a physician, but suitable for medical ailments that often clog up the ER at hospitals needlessly. 

The attraction of retail medical clinics is convenience.  It's the fast food of medical care. Visits are no more than 15 minutes long, no appointment is needed, and the clinics - often no more than 100 sq. feet in size, are open seven days a week.  Treatments routinely cost $30-$100  and reimbursement is covered by most insurance plans.  With the payers in line with the new channel, physicians and hospitals take note -- a new tiering system in medical care and coverage is upon us.   See Deloitte Center for Health Solutions, Deloitte Development LLC (c) 2008 for details.

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