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A mother reading a text in her kitchen

Lists.Portals.Logins.Paperwork.Hold music.

Health happens between visits. Atticus gets it done. 

Walmart is building the store for care. Atticus learns when her care changes, often within minutes, and gets the next step done. Most of those steps end at Walmart.

Prepared for Amanda Deegan and the Better Care Services team

What Walmart gets

Word within minutes of a prescription, diagnosis, admission or discharge, with her consent. Walmart fills and delivers before she gets home.

What we ask

A working session with your team, then a 90-day pilot. For Walmart’s self-funded plan, a free population analysis.

Atticus knows in minutes. Walmart delivers before she is home. 

A catalog waits for her to come looking. Atticus moves first: with her consent, the national records exchange tells it of a new prescription, a diagnosis, an admission or a discharge, and it starts the right Walmart order before she asks.

Flowing in

HospitalsAdmissions and discharges
PharmaciesEvery fill, every day
LabsResults as they post
DevicesApple Health and 500+ more
National recordsTEFCA, ten years deep

One live record

and the plan physicians wrote

Walt admitted, 2:14 AM

Ana and Leo told before morning

Done

Family toldEveryone who helps
Refill deliveredAt the lowest price
Visit bookedOn the family calendar
Doctor updatedIn their EHR inbox
Ride setThere and back
Gap closedWith the proof attached

Dad’s heart scare

  1. AdmittedAtticus knows within minutes. It tells his family and his doctors.
  2. Discharge setHis new medicines and heart-healthy meals are ordered, often by family far away.
  3. The benefitWalmart could offer this as a post-discharge meal benefit. Atticus brings the trigger, the clinical match and his consent.
  4. HomeDinner is waiting and his prescription is filled when he walks in.

The new mom, heading home

  1. DischargedWheelchair, car seat, newborn. With her approval, Atticus knows within minutes.
  2. Before she leavesA breast pump, diapers, a recovery care kit and groceries are ordered.
  3. HomeIt is all at her door when she gets there.

Sent by the people who love them, from anywhere. 

Someone gets sick and the whole family asks how to help. Atticus knows what he needs and tells each relative what would help. One tap sends it to his door. Every gift is a Walmart order.

  • His daughter, FloridaDinners for the week
  • His sister, BostonHis refill, covered
  • His cousin, SeattleA recovery care kit
A delivery arriving at Dad’s door

A catalogShe searches, compares and buys, if she knows what to look for.

AtticusIt knows what changed, what she needs and what to leave out. The order starts before she asks.

Atticus

She and her family

Walmart

General Medicine

Walmart’s own plan

Records networks

Her doctors

Atticus finishes the job. Everyone else keeps theirs. 

Walmart owns the shopper experience. General Medicine provides the technology. Her doctors keep the medicine. Atticus turns what Walmart offers into what she actually gets.

  1. HerText, call, appOne front door for the whole family.
  2. AtticusThe record, her consent and the work itselfKnows what she needs, sends it to the right place and proves it got done.
  3. Walmart and General MedicineStore, pharmacy, app, delivery and the care catalogWhere care is bought, filled, booked and delivered.
  4. Doctors and records networksThe care itself and the source of truthAtticus reads from them and writes back to them.

Every family has one.

The other job.

Pick a moment. Watch Atticus finish it. 

Most days it is an empty inhaler or a fever. Some days it is a hospital in another state. Either way, she sends one text and Atticus does the rest.

Practice starts at 5. The inhaler is empty.

One text moves the refill and sets up pickup.

3:14
Atticus

iMessage
Today 3:12 PM

iMessage

One text. No download. No login. 

  1. 1

    She texts

    “His inhaler is empty.” Plain words, any hour. A call works too.

  2. 2

    Atticus gets it done

    It checks the record and handles each step. She approves any time booked or money spent.

  3. 3

    She sees it all in the app

    Her plan, refills, visits and next steps, all in one place.

The Atticus home screenThe Atticus labs screenThe Atticus blood pressure screenThe Atticus medicines screenThe Atticus sleep screen

Families can be live in 24 hours. Text is the front door. The app is home base. Both can live inside the Walmart experience she already uses.

Three generations of a family together

“Healthcare needs a store.”

TJ Parker, General Medicine, on the October 26 expansion of Walmart Better Care Services

A store for care still needs someone to finish the job. Atticus takes it from “available” to “done.”

Every cart fits the person it is for. 

Atticus knows what the record says about each person she looks after: allergies, conditions, medicines and the diet in their care plan. The cart already knows what to leave out and what to add.

What the record says

Allergy
Shellfish
Heart plan
Low sodium
Diabetes plan
Low added sugar

Shared with her approval, from each person’s own record. Illustrative example.

Grandmom’s cart

She approves before anything is ordered

  • Chicken noodle soup → Low-sodium chicken noodle soupLower sodium for her heart planSwapped
  • Shrimp stir-fry kitShellfish allergyRemoved
  • Orange juice → Unsweetened orange juiceLower sugar for her diabetes planSwapped
  • Whole-grain breadKept
  • Oatmeal, plainOn her diet planAdded

One family, four Walmart doors. 

In store

Picked up on the way home.

Pharmacy

Refills caught before they lapse.

App

The plan and the next step, in one place.

Delivery

At her door, before she asks.

HIPAA covered entityURAC accreditedTEFCA through Kno2SOC 2 audit underwayShe approves once. Atticus builds one living record from the records that already exist.

The shopper you are building for already spends more. 

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Health and wellness customers spend about three times what the average Walmart customer does, and nearly double again with pharmacy delivery.

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Walmart+ members spend about four times more than non-members.

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Products and services in General Medicine’s care catalog.

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Third-party providers already on the Better Care Services marketplace, with more planned.

Sources: Walmart Q2 FY27 earnings call (David Guggina, John David Rainey) and Walmart’s October 26, 2026 Better Care Services release.

She comes back more often.

Refills, carts and pickups give her a reason to come back to Walmart every month, not once a year.

Better Care Services gets used.

Atticus sends her to the right General Medicine care and the right product when she needs it.

Walmart+ gets stickier.

A family’s health, handled, is a reason to join and a reason to stay.

Safe by design. 

  • Atticus coordinates the care. It never practices it.It books, routes, refills and follows up. Clinical decisions stay with her clinician, her pharmacist or urgent care.
  • Her doctor, her pick.Her pediatrician, urgent care, General Medicine or Solv. Atticus compares cash prices and checks her benefits to keep the visit in network.
  • Atticus earns nothing on her purchases.So every cart and every route is built around her needs.
  • Her data stays hers.Nothing moves without her consent. Walmart sees aggregate, de-identified results, never her record.

In 90 days, see which moments move the numbers. 

  1. Day 1

    Pick a cohort

    A Walmart+ group, with an optional associate track.

  2. Week 2

    Connect the pharmacy

    We set up prescription transfers to Walmart Pharmacy and care routing together.

  3. Day 90

    Measure it

    Engagement, adherence, and return trips to the store and pharmacy, reported openly.

The Walmart Pharmacy, General Medicine, Solv and cart experiences shown here are proposed.

Operators and clinicians who know care from the inside. 

James Coates

James Coates

Chief Executive Officer

15 years building revenue and commercial teams in digital health.

Zachary Penska

Zachary Penska

Co-founder and Chief Product Officer

15 years in lab and payer operations and technology.

Nicole Green, MD

Nicole Green, MD

Co-founder and Chief Health Officer

Pediatric emergency physician, Nemours.

Bill Adiletta

Bill Adiletta

Co-founder and Executive Chair

Ran population health for 42 million covered lives.

Kim Mongeau, DOKim Mongeau, DOPhysician advisor on payer strategy and population health.
Jacob JessonJacob JessonFormer CRO, national care management company.
David DahnDavid Dahn30-year CFO and CPA.

Let’s plan the 90-day pilot together. 

It starts with a working session with the Better Care Services team. Together we pick the first cohort and map prescription transfers to Walmart Pharmacy. We set how care routes to General Medicine, Solv, urgent care or her own doctor. You leave with a 90-day pilot plan.

Book the working sessionjames@atticushealth.com · James Coates, CEO

For Walmart’s self-funded plan

A free population analysis, before you sign anything.

Send a de-identified roster or claims extract. We show the open needs by type and where cost concentrates, name the signals we would act on before any outreach, list the levers backed by trial evidence with a conservative projection, and set the monthly scorecard we would report against a comparison group.

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