Apple is launching medical clinics intended to offer employees and their families the ‘world’s best healthcare.’ The clinics are branded as AC Wellness, but job listings describe the company as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Apple.

While Apple is recruiting for just two clinics so far, one of them based at the Apple Park campus, a job listing states that the aim is to create ‘multiple, stunning state-of-the-art medical centers’ …

CNBC spotted the acwellness.com website, which describes the mission of the clinics to potential employees.

CNBC notes that LinkedIn reveals that work on the clinics has been underway for at least five months.

This is fostered by an environment of continuous learning and teamwork, which in turn allows us to work with our patients to achieve exceptional health outcomes. The centers offer a unique concierge-like healthcare experience for employees and their dependents. Candidates must have an appreciation for the patient experience and passion for wellness and population health — integrating best clinical practices and technology in a manner that drives patient engagement.

The website says that it is launching in the spring of this year.

Job listings

Ten different roles are listed in the careers section of the site:

  • Health Partner
  • Health Partner (Behavioral Health)
  • Clinical Exercise Coach
  • Primary Care Physician
  • Acute Care Physician
  • Care Navigator (which appears to be a single point of contact for patients)
  • Phlebotomist
  • Medical Assistant
  • Nurse Coordinator
  • Nurse Practitioner

Having high-quality healthcare for employees makes sense, especially when it includes the kind of preventative measures CNBC notes.

Having an on-site clinic at Apple Park will additionally mean less employee time lost to doctor’s appointments.

Aside from the typical roles involved with a primary care clinic, Apple is also looking to hire “designers” who will help implement a program focused on preventing disease and promoting healthy behavior.

CNBC reports that the clinics will also be used to trial consumer offerings in the health field.