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CheckUps to open 20 walk-in clinics in Wal-Mart
CheckUps, formerly known as Quick Quality Care, will open 20 new clinics inside Wal-Mart stores in the Southeast by the end of the year. The new clinics will be located in New Orleans; Jackson, Miss.; and Alabama.
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CheckUps to open 20 walk-in clinics in Wal-Mart
CheckUps, formerly known as Quick Quality Care, will open 20 new clinics inside Wal-Mart stores in the Southeast by the end of the year. The new clinics will be located in New Orleans; Jackson, Miss.; and Alabama. CheckUps currently operates three clinics in Florida Wal-Mart stores in Cape Coral, Tampa, and Stuart.
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