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Oct 5, 2026
Rich KeefeHOST
Definitely.
Adam JonesHOST
Go to the MinuteClinic, they'll clean that up in no time.
Adam JonesHOST
Uh, meanwhile, uh, Mike Vrabel yesterday, before halftime, yet again, Keith.
Adam JonesHOST
It's like every week before halftime, it's something-
Rich KeefeHOST
Definitely.
Adam JonesHOST
Go to the Minute Clinic, it'll clean that up in no time.
Adam JonesHOST
Uh, meanwhile, uh, Mike Vrabel yesterday, before halftime, yet again, Keith, it's like every week before halftime, it's something-
Rich KeefeHOST
This week's chaos this week
RaymundoHOST
[laughs]
LunchboxHOST
Well, dude, I went to the MinuteClinic.
LunchboxHOST
I'm on the Flonase.
LunchboxHOST
I'm on an antibiotic.
Ray MundoHOST
[laughs]
LunchboxHOST
Well, dude, I went to the MinuteClinic.
LunchboxHOST
I'm on the Flonase.
LunchboxHOST
I'm on an antibiotic.
Joe GroganHOST
Right.
John DesserGUEST
He said, "Why don't we just give them money on an HSA and let them go to a, a MinuteClinic to get the ca- the preventative care that they need?" And I think, I suspect he's probably right about that, and there are just incentives in the healthcare system against that.
John DesserGUEST
And then same with employer plans.
John DesserGUEST
Everybody in an employer plan ought to be saving for healthcare, and they should have a tax advantage to do that.
Dari NowkhahHOST
I wanted to listen a little bit to Plank and TJ this morning, man.
Dari NowkhahHOST
I've been running around like a chicken with my head cut off, hanging out at Minute Clinic with one of my girls who's not feeling well and just got back about 10 minutes ago.
Dari NowkhahHOST
I didn't get to really listen, but I don't know that there was anything that would change this show.
Dari NowkhahHOST
I think we're going to all kind of go through a lot of this stuff.
Dallas BradenHOST
Probably had COVID.
Jared CarrabisHOST
And then I went to the, the MinuteClinic.
Jared CarrabisHOST
I- [sighs]
Dallas BradenHOST
Yeah
Jared CarrabisHOST
... went to the MinuteClinic-
Dallas BradenHOST
Buddy.
Dallas BradenHOST
[laughs]
Robb SpewakHOST
If you go to Target, do you know what they call it in Target? It's very catchy.
Josh SorokaPANELIST
Minute Clinic? The Minute Clinic.
Robb SpewakHOST
No, that's Target, yeah.
Robb SpewakHOST
And don't mispronounce it because I know it's small.
Robb SpewakHOST
Don't call it the Minute Clinic.
Josh SorokaPANELIST
Well, I had that problem when I moved to Florida because in Annapolis, it was called the Nighttime Pediatrics.
Josh SorokaPANELIST
And then I would ask people here, where's the nighttime pediatrics? And I didn't realize that's just a name
Josh SorokaPANELIST
For Rob, it would be a razor blade.
Mike ChristelHOST
Finally, Thani Jambulingam, professor of pharmaceutical and healthcare business at St. Joseph's University, argues that competition in the GLP-1 market is shifting from a race over which molecule works best to a battle over who controls the entire patient journey, from prescribing through pharmacy access to long-term adherence.
Mike ChristelHOST
Jambulingam contends that success requires orchestration across a fragmented ecosystem of digital health platforms, integrated healthcare companies, manufacturers, providers, and payers, rather than any one player trying to own every step, pointing to CVS's move to cut MinuteClinic weight loss visits to twenty-nine dollars as a sign of how aggressively that access race is already underway.
Mike ChristelHOST
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Mike ChristelHOST
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