Walmart storefront Walmart wouldlike to to grab a bigger slice of the health care market's revenuesand hopes that its new heath centers can do the job.

Venturing further into the health care arena, Walmart is testingout yet another concept in providing some forms of care whethercustomers are insured or not.

According to a KCRA report, Walmart is testingits new health center in Georgia, where customers can stopin to see a doctor for routine checkups as well as for ongoingtreatment of chronic illnesses like diabetes and heartdisease—even if they have no health coverage.

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Marlene Satter

Marlene Y. Satter has worked in and written about the financial industry for decades.

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