Through the program, patients who are clinically eligible and fully insured may receive at-home chemotherapy treatments provided by CVS’s infusion care unit Coram.
The program aims to minimize patients’ exposure to COVID-19 in inpatient or outpatient healthcare settings during the pandemic.
CVS Health and Cancer Treatment Centers of America are piloting the at-home chemotherapy program in Atlanta and said they plan to expand it to more areas over the next few months.
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