The Clark Howard Podcast

08.11.22    Amazon Expands Healthcare  /  Follow up: The Hertz False Arrest Debacle

Clark discusses the rationale behind Amazon’s forays into healthcare, now culminating in the acquisition of One Medical, a big national chain of healthcare clinics. The idea is to bring a multi-platform approach to better care, better follow up. Also - Recall the Hertz false arrest nightmare suffered by hundreds now seeking compensation. Clark has a follow up. 

Amazon Healthcare: Segment 1

Ask Clark: Segment 2

Hertz Follow Up: Segment 3

Ask Clark: Segment 4


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The #1 Thing You Need To Do Before You Buy a Used Chromebook

How To Bring an Old Laptop Back to Life for Free

Price-Matching Policies at Walmart, Target and Other Top Stores

Why You Need To Check Your Cell Phone Bill Every Month

4 Things To Know Before You Buy a Digital TV Antenna


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