Walgreens' results beat Wall Street expectations, based on a survey of analysts by LSEG. The company reported adjusted ...

News that Walgreens quarterly loss was better than expected and pharmacy sales were rising bodes well for a turnaround under ...

CityMD merged with Summit Medical Group, a physician-owned and governed multispecialty group, in 2019 and Walgreens-backed VillageMD bought Summit Health and the urgent care clinic chain for $9 ...

CityMD is the go-to neighborhood urgent care for whenever life happens. When care can't wait, CityMD has 180+ convenient locations throughout New Jersey, New York and now Connecticut that are open ...

CityMD, the urgent care chain that became a key proxy for the state’s Covid-19 testing apparatus during the height of the pandemic, agreed to repay millions of dollars to patients illegally ...

CityMD also agreed to pay $95,000 in penalties to New York State. Consumer complaints to the attorney general's office led James to open an investigation into CityMD in October 2022.

Urgent care company CityMD, which operates in two Northeastern states, is expanding into Connecticut. CityMD will open a location in Norwalk on Sept. 30, followed by another site in Fairfield next ...

CityMD said it remains proud about being available to patients at all times throughout the pandemic. “And we look forward to continuing to serve them,” CityMD stated.

From 2020 to 2022, CityMD falsely documented insured patients as uninsured before fraudulently billing the federal government for their COVID-19 care, according to regulators. CityMD denies the ...

CityMD settles fraud suit for $12M CityMD agreed to pay the federal government $12 million to settle fraud allegations related to COVID-19 tests, according to the Justice Department.

Walgreens-backed CityMD will pay $12.04 million to settle Covid fraud allegations brought by the Department of Justice. For two years of the pandemic, CityMD, which operates in New York and New ...

CityMD allegedly knowingly submitted payment for Covid-19 testing to the Uninsured Program for individuals who had health insurance coverage when CityMD administered those tests, the DOJ said.