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CVS Health announced a $12.4 million investment in affordable housing, constructing 60 units in south Phoenix. This initiative is part of CVS's larger commitment to tackle racial inequity, aiming to spend $600 million over five years in communities of color. The new development, Newsom Village, will provide reduced-rent apartments and will partner with UMOM New Day Centers, which is experienced in affordable housing. Additionally, CVS will expand its Project Health program, offering free health screenings to locals, directly addressing social determinants of health.

CVS Health expands its COVID-19 vaccination initiative by adding Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Louisiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania to its list of participating states. Starting February 25, appointments for approximately 570,000 doses will be available. This follows the February 12 rollout in 11 states. CVS has successfully administered around four million doses in long-term care facilities. The pharmacy can administer 20-25 million shots per month and aims to reach vulnerable communities. CVS Health emphasizes the positive feedback received regarding the vaccination process.

CVS Health has announced the rollout of COVID-19 vaccinations at 81 select pharmacy locations in Florida, including CVS Pharmacy, CVS Pharmacy y más, and Navarro Discount Pharmacy. This initiative follows a successful launch in 11 other states, with approximately 62,000 doses available weekly. Patients in Florida must register online for appointments, with no walk-ins allowed. CVS aims to enhance vaccine access, especially for underserved communities, and anticipates expanding the program as more supply becomes available.

CVS Health (NYSE: CVS) invested over $114 million in affordable housing in 2020, aiming to improve community health for vulnerable populations. This funding will support the construction and rehabilitation of more than 2,800 affordable housing units across 30 cities in 12 states. Key initiatives include 460 permanent supportive housing units for individuals facing homelessness or health challenges. Additionally, the company has committed nearly $600 million over five years to address racial inequality in Black communities and improve overall health access and economic support.

CVS Health (NYSE: CVS) has unveiled a community-based strategy aimed at addressing COVID-19 vaccine access inequities, focusing on Black and Hispanic populations. This initiative includes proactive outreach, partnerships, and vaccine clinics, with nearly 10,000 CVS locations nationwide serving as key sites. By prioritizing areas with high social vulnerability, CVS aims to educate and connect underserved communities with vaccination services. The effort includes collaborations with nonprofits and a significant marketing campaign to boost vaccine education and confidence.

CVS Health reported full-year 2020 total revenues of $268.7 billion, a 4.6% increase from 2019. GAAP diluted EPS for 2020 was $5.47, while adjusted EPS stood at $7.50. COVID-19 significantly impacted operations, with net income decreasing 44.1% in Q4 compared to 2019, primarily due to a $674 million loss on early debt extinguishment. The company anticipates 2021 GAAP diluted EPS between $6.06 and $6.22. CVS has administered 15 million COVID-19 tests and 3 million vaccines, demonstrating its role in pandemic response.

CVS Health is set to begin administering COVID-19 vaccines at 17 pharmacy locations in South Carolina on February 11. This limited rollout will provide approximately 15,300 doses sourced from a federal pharmacy partnership program. Appointments can be booked starting February 9. The initiative is part of a larger multi-state rollout, including approximately 335 locations across various states, with a goal to eventually administer 20-25 million shots per month. CVS Health continues to expand vaccine accessibility while supporting long-term care facilities.

CVS Health is set to administer COVID-19 vaccines starting February 11, 2021, at 28 pharmacy locations in Virginia. Approximately 26,000 doses will be available through the federal pharmacy partnership program. Appointments can be booked beginning February 9. This vaccine rollout is part of an initial plan covering 11 states, with CVS capable of administering 20-25 million shots monthly. CVS also advances vaccination efforts at over 870 long-term care facilities across Virginia, aiming for complete first doses by mid-February. The company highlights its community presence as key to effective vaccination.

CVS Health is set to begin administering COVID-19 vaccines at 32 pharmacy locations across New York starting February 11, 2021. Appointments can be booked from February 9, with a total supply of approximately 20,600 doses. The initiative is part of a broader 11-state rollout and aims to expand as vaccine supplies increase. CVS focuses on community presence for efficient vaccine distribution. The company is also vaccinating residents at over 1,200 long-term care facilities in New York, with first doses expected to be completed by mid-February.