As chronic disease, GLP-1 adoption, and food for health reshape American healthcare, Kroger Health gathers leaders to explore the grocery store's emerging role as America's most scaled health infrastructure
All 18 Georgia clinics—including sites in Macon and Warner Robins—will close.
It is part of Kroger Health’s effort to promote safe use, storage, and disposal of prescription medications, helping people live healthier lives.
As much as Kroger has played a leading role in Nourishing Change, Kirby stresses that the movement extends well beyond one company
Kroger Health, with the support of the Cardinal Health Foundation, has hosted drug take back events across the U.S. since 2018.
Event made possible with support from the Cardinal Health Foundation.
The event will gather leaders from public and private sectors to discuss how retail can improve health outcomes nationwide.
“As families prepare for the school year, it's the perfect time to prioritize preventive care,” said Colleen Lindholz, president of Kroger Health.
The agreement with Centene will include pharmacist-led initiatives such as medication optimization, which can lead to improved quality of care and outcomes.
The theme of the Nourishing Health Conference, hosted by Kroger Co., was retailers’ ability to act as catalysts for making health care more accessible, affordable and effective.
"OptUP Your Nutrition offers our customers a unique way to receive credible, customized nutrition information that can make a lasting, positive impact on their family's health and well-being at no cost and from anywhere they can connect online."
Nationwide initiative equips teens with knowledge to combat prescription drug misuse and promote safe medication practices.
"With this expanded service, Kroger and bitewell are setting a new standard for nutrition transparency, empowering customers to gradually change the way they eat.”
The conference will occur May 13 - 15, 2025 in Cincinnati, Ohio.
