McKesson Corporation
Company Name
McKesson Corporation is a renowned multinational healthcare services and information technology company based in the United States. The company's core sectors of operation encompass pharmaceutical distribution, healthcare information technology, medical supplies, and care management tools.
History
Established in 1833 by John McKesson and Charles Olcott in New York City, the company initially focused on importing and selling therapeutic drugs and chemicals wholesale. McKesson's evolution over the years has seen it embrace modern developments, becoming a leader in pharmaceutical distribution and healthcare IT solutions.
Services and Operations
McKesson Corporation is involved in pharmaceutical distribution at all levels of the supply chain, serving retail chains, hospitals, and independent pharmacies. The company's healthcare IT division provides software, automation technology, and consulting services to healthcare organizations, helping them improve patient care and operational efficiency.
Subsidiaries and Divisions
McKesson's reach extends beyond its main company through a variety of subsidiaries and divisions, including McKesson Pharmacy Systems, McKesson Medical-Surgical, and RelayHealth, among others. These divisions extend the company's footprint in the fields of pharmaceutical solutions, medical supplies distribution, and connectivity services, respectively.
Impact and Recognition
As of 2023, McKesson is recognized as one of the largest pharmaceutical distributors in North America, playing a critical role in healthcare delivery. The company's contributions to the healthcare sector have earned it a place on the 'Fortune Global 500', cementing its global influence and reputation.
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References
- "McKesson Corporation History." Funding Universe. [1]
- "Company Overview of McKesson Corporation." Bloomberg. [2]
- "McKesson Corporation." Britannica. [3]
- "McKesson ranked 8th on the Fortune 500." McKesson. [4]
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