Overview
- CVS said it is working to fix a connectivity problem that is affecting a subset of pharmacies' operations.
- Most locations can still fill prescriptions, though the company warned some patients will face delays.
- Customers and staff reported intermittent system access and, in some cases, inability to complete transactions.
- People on social media said they were turned away for prescriptions, tests, and flu shots due to the disruption.
- CVS, which operates more than 9,000 U.S. stores and recently took over dozens of former Rite Aid sites, has not linked the outage to those integrations.