CVS Health additionally teamed up with Uber Health in January to help create greater access to care. Uber Health will provide critical transportation at no cost to people if they are in need of immediate medical care, work, or educational programs.

The partnership with Uber Health is part of Health Zones, CVS Health's new initiative that provides concentrated local investments designed to reduce health disparities and advance health equity in high-risk communities across the country.


It also inked a collaboration with Microsoft in December to create more “customized health recommendations” for customers, such as mobile alerts for cancer screenings or reminders for people at risk for melanoma to buy sunscreen. The two will utilize data science, the cloud and machine learning to improve access to care, as well as digitalize CVS services and automate administrative processes to help employees complete their jobs faster and more efficiently.

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