Best Buy sees development in health care technology for older
The country's biggest shopper electronics chain, known for selling TV sets, cellphones and laptops, is looking to health care as a major wellspring of its future development.
Best Buy Co. said Wednesday that in five years it would like to furnish 5 million seniors with health observing services, which can extend from sensors put all through a home to a pendant worn around the neck. It as of now gives the support of 1 million.
It's a piece of the chain's more profound push into the $3.5 trillion U.S. health care market and basic to its objective of coming to $50 billion in yearly income by 2025.
The Minneapolis-based chain is taking advantage of a maturing U.S. populace, taking note of that two out of three seniors live with at least two chronic conditions and many need to remain a...