CVS Health
CVS Health insures people through Aetna, manages their drug benefits through Caremark and fills prescriptions in about 9,000 locations, so it earns from the same patient at several points.
The drugstore also runs a major health insurer.
Aetna insures people while Caremark manages their drug benefits, so employers and governments pay CVS as well as shoppers.
How big is CVS Health?
Drug benefits are the biggest line.
- Health Services41%$164.6B
- Health Care Benefits35%$141.5B
- Pharmacy & Consumer Wellness23%$93.7B
Insure people. Manage drugs. Fill them.
- 1Aetna health plans
- 2Caremark drug benefits
- 3CVS pharmacies and clinics
The three businesses sell to each other, so one patient can pay CVS at several points.
- The Vanguard Group, Inc.9.14%
- BlackRock, Inc.8.3%
- Capital World Investors5.5%
CEO: David Joyner
- 1963The first Consumer Value Store opens
- 1967Pharmacies move into CVS stores
- 1988CVS reaches 750 stores
- 2007Caremark makes CVS a pharmacy benefit manager
- 2016CVS removes tobacco from its shelves
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