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Transform Health 2030

New CSR priorities reflect CVS Health’s transformation.

CVS Health has long made corporate social responsibility (CSR) a priority, and our efforts have yielded positive results ranging from providing free health screenings to underserved populations to youth smoking prevention and education, disaster relief, support for veterans and workplace diversity. With the addition of Aetna, we have taken steps to refine and extend our CSR strategy over the next decade.

Our new CSR strategy, Transform Health 2030, is grounded in four pillars: Healthy People, Healthy Business, Healthy Community and Healthy Planet. It conveys our mission to use our scale, expertise and innovative spirit to transform the health care experience and invest in community health at the local level. Learn more at CVSHealth.com/CSR and by downloading our CVS Health 2019 Corporate Social Responsibility Report.

Transform
Health
Healthy People
Healthy People
More than
30,000
MinuteClinic Virtual Care health visits
Nearly
3,000
safe medication disposal sites are in communities across the country
$50 million
invested in affordable housing to support at-risk populations through our work to address social determinants of health
Healthy Business
Healthy Business
More than
23,000
colleagues in colleague resource groups (CRGs)
Approximately
$5.6 billion
in economic impact from our Supplier Diversity program
Nearly
25,000
military members, veterans and their spouses hired since 2015
Healthy Planet
Healthy Planet
7th
consecutive year on the Dow Jones Sustainability Index and debuted on the World Index in 2019
More than
1.6 million
empty miles saved in 2019 through backhaul program
Named to
CDP A List,
one of only 34 U.S.-based companies to be honored with this recognition for climate change leadership
Healthy Community
Healthy Community
More than
$150 million
donated through cash, philanthropic and in-kind investments and colleague volunteerism
More than
$12 million
worth of colleague volunteer time across the Enterprise
Approximately
$6.4 million
of free medical services provided by Project Health