In this week’s Video Forum, Zach Dennett, vice president of merchandising for consumer health and wellness at CVS Health, talks about the role that technology can play in expanding access to health care. In addition, he discusses the importance of customer communication and trust, as well as the ongoing shift in emphasis within the self-care category from treatment to prevention.
Video Forum: Zach Dennett, CVS Health
Increasing access and convenience in self-care.
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