A medical profession once defined by solo offices and small partnerships is now dominated by corporate practices and hospital-owned clinics. (Photo: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg)

(Bloomberg) –Private investors, retailers and health insurers are pumping billions of dollars into primary-care ventures in a reversal that's turned one of American medicine's least-lucrative practice areas into a hot spot.

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