CVS said at an investor day on Tuesday that it plans to introduce a new artificial intelligence (AI)-driven platform that aims to bring its various services – including its health insurance, pharmacy and healthcare delivery offerings – into one app. The firm has been working to strengthen its core businesses and is looking to simplify the healthcare experience it offers going forward, said chief executive David Joyner, who added: “We righted the ship, charted a new path forward, and [we are] now entering parts of the market that either others can’t and/or simply are not equipped to be able to compete”. Looking ahead to 2026, CVS anticipates sales of at least $400bn, and adjusted earnings per share of $7-$7.20.
