CVS plans to make a major primary care play by the end of 2022
CVS plans to make a big move in primary care by investing or acquiring a provider by the end of this year. CVS is looking for providers with a strong management team and a robust tech stack. "Obviously, the ability to scale, given the size of the company that we are and a pathway to profitability," CVS CEO Karen Lynch said during the company's earnings call Wednesday.
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