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Health care in the future may be as close as your neighborhood retail store: the case of Mount Sinai Hospital, Chicago.
The hospital industry nationwide has undergone tremendous changes over the past several years. As a result, hospitals have had to develop new marketing strategies for survival, diversifying their services and seeking new non-hospital sources of revenue. This case study focuses on the successful development of the Family Health Corners, a pair of primary care medical practices sponsored by Mount Sinai Medical Center (Chicago) and located inside Zayre Department Stores.