Retail giant Walmart Inc. plans to build new spaces at some of its local stores as it rolls out its low-cost health care clinics across Florida.
Bentonville, Arkansas-based (NYSE: WMT) Walmart wants to build these Walmart Health clinics at three local stores so far, according to Osceola and Orange County documents. Each planned space is roughly 7,000 square feet.
A Walmart representative wasn’t available for comment. However, Sean Slovenski — senior vice president and president of health and wellness with Walmart — said in a July 22 statement that these Florida clinics would open in 2021. Slovenski didn’t give a dollar amount but said the new clinics would cost “millions of dollars” to build.