Where Will CVS Health Be in 5 Years?
Consumers know CVS Health (NYSE: CVS) for its pharmacy retail stores, but the overall company is much larger than that business. In addition to a pharmacy benefits business, CVS also has a health insurance operation in Aetna, which it acquired years ago. And CVS has acquired other companies since then.
So how might CVS look in five years, and is it worth investing in the business today?
CVS Health isn't content with the status quo -- that much is evident. Recently, it closed on a couple of key acquisitions. In March, it purchased home health company Signify Health for $7.8 billion. And in May, it completed its acquisition of value-based primary care operator Oak Street Health for $10.6 billion. Oak Street works with 600 primary care providers and has a presence in 21 states.
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