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☆ Inside Project Espresso, Amazon's secretive and painful reset of its big healthcare bet
  + stars: | 2024-02-09 | by ( Eugene Kim | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +9 min
It already shut down the Amazon Care telehealth service in 2022, while disbanding Haven , a joint healthcare venture, in 2021. She said Amazon's healthcare business continues to grow and receive positive customer feedback. Less focus on senior healthcareAnother idea One Medical recently explored was to put less focus on the senior healthcare business. Still, for some One Medical employees, Amazon’s scrutiny is leading to growing frustration. “As Trent Green communicated to employees, One Medical employees will not return to physical offices at this time.
Persons: Big, Samantha Kruse, ” Kruse, Andy Jassy Chelsea Jia Feng, Neil Lindsay, ” Amazon’s Kruse, Amazon's Kruse, Lindsay, ”, Amir Dan Rubin, Kruse, Amazon’s, “, Trent Green Organizations: Business, Amazon, Care, Amazon Health Services, Amazon's Pharmacy, Amazon Health, Iora Health, Iora, “ Locations: New York, Minneapolis, St, Petersburg , Florida, Francisco
☆ In a leaked email, Amazon's healthcare boss tells employees not to believe 'speculation' about its business one day after announcing layoffs
  + stars: | 2024-02-07 | by ( Eugene Kim | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +3 min
The head of Amazon's healthcare business wants employees to know Tuesday's layoffs are part of a normal business cycle, not a sign of underperformance. He noted that other companies have also made similar job cuts lately, urging employees not to believe the "pundits" who may say negative things about Amazon's healthcare business. "As often happens with changes like this, some pundits may speculate that we're eliminating roles because our health care business is underperforming — don't believe this speculation. In a separate email on Tuesday , Lindsay highlighted the growth of Amazon's healthcare business, saying the layoffs were intended to "reposition resources" so the company can better invest in other growth areas. He also said Amazon integrated One Medical's finance, legal, and tech teams into Amazon's healthcare business as it looks to "realign resources."
Persons: Neil Lindsay, —, Lindsay, we've Organizations: Service, Business, Amazon Health Services, Amazon, Pharmacy, Amazon Pharmacy, we've, Amazon Clinic Locations: U.S
☆ Amazon cuts hundreds of jobs in Pharmacy, One Medical units: Read the memo
  + stars: | 2024-02-06 | by ( Annie Palmer | In Annierpalmer | ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: +5 min
Amazon has eliminated hundreds of jobs in its Pharmacy and One Medical divisions, the company confirmed to CNBC. "Unfortunately, these changes will result in the elimination of a few hundred roles across One Medical and Amazon Pharmacy." At the start of this year, Amazon announced cuts in its Prime Video, MGM Studios, Buy with Prime, Twitch and Audible units. Here's the full memo from Lindsay:Hi everyone, The past year has been incredibly exciting for all of our health care businesses, and we're seeing tremendous growth for Amazon Pharmacy, One Medical, and Amazon Clinic. Unfortunately, these changes will result in the elimination of a few hundred roles across One Medical and Amazon Pharmacy.
Persons: Neil Lindsay, Lindsay, Andy Jassy, Brian Olsavsky, Amazon, Neil CNBC Organizations: Amazon, CNBC, Amazon Health Services, Amazon Pharmacy, MGM Studios, Amazon Clinic, Pharmacy, CARE Locations: Amazon's, d50nominations.cnbc.com
☆ Amazon is chopping hundreds of jobs at its One Medical and Pharmacy units as part of a new cost-cutting mandate
  + stars: | 2024-02-06 | by ( Eugene Kim | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +4 min
Amazon's healthcare units, including One Medical and Amazon Pharmacy, are conducting fresh layoffs as part of a broader cost-cutting campaign, Business Insider has learned. The layoffs will impact "few hundred roles," Amazon's spokesperson confirmed in an email to BI. Amazon has started the year with a flurry of job cuts across a number of units including Twitch, Prime Video , Audible , and Amazon Pay. In an email to BI, Amazon's Amazon Health Services Senior Vice President Neil Lindsay confirmed the layoffs. "Unfortunately, these adjustments will result in the elimination of a few hundred roles within Amazon Pharmacy and One Medical.
Persons: Amazon's, Brian Olsavsky, Neil Lindsay, Lindsay, iRobot, Amir Dan Rubin Organizations: Amazon Pharmacy, Business, Amazon, Amazon Health Services, MGM
☆ Amazon loses One Medical CEO a year after acquiring primary care provider
  + stars: | 2023-09-01 | by ( Annie Palmer | In Annierpalmer | ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: +2 min
Amir Dan Rubin, CEO of primary care provider One Medical, which Amazon acquired about a year ago, is leaving the company later this year. Twitch CEO Emmett Shear resigned from Amazon in March, and Whole Foods CEO John Mackey retired last year. Amazon has looked to shore up its presence in health care through the One Medical and PillPack deals, as well as by developing services in-house. Last August, the company shuttered its Amazon Care telehealth service amid broader cost-cutting efforts. Haven, a joint venture intended to disrupt health care, disbanded in 202.
Persons: Amir Dan Rubin, Neil Lindsay, Rubin, Trent Green, Trent, PillPack, TJ Parker, Elliot Cohen, Twitch, Emmett Shear, John Mackey, It's Organizations: Amazon, Amazon Health Services, CNBC, Washington Post, Federal Trade Commission, Whole Foods Locations: Haven
☆ Amazon announces new virtual healthcare service to help with allergies, acne and hair loss
  + stars: | 2022-11-15 | by ( Lauren Feiner | ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: +2 min
Amazon is expanding its healthcare offerings following its deal to buy One Medical, this time by opening a new virtual care option to help with common conditions like allergies, acne and hair loss. The service does not yet accept insurance, but customers can use insurance to help pay for medications prescribed by a licensed clinician through the platform. To use the service, customers select the condition they're interested in speaking about and then choose a preferred provider. Customers can also use money from flexible spending accounts and healthcare spending accounts to pay for the service. The new program comes just a few months after Amazon announced it was shutting down Amazon Care, a different telehealth service, by the end of the year.
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