A Georgia CVS technician shared the internal email with Business Insider that asked employees to track down which prescriptions were filled by a COVID-positive employee and to pull them from the shelves. However, the email also emphasized that if a patient had already picked up one of those prescriptions, the standard policy is to "NOT make an outreach call." -Business Insider

A spokesman for CVS, Michael DeAngelis, told Business Insider "We are looking into your specific question. Generally speaking, our priority during this pandemic is the safety of our employees, patients, and customers."

According to a technician, staff were threatened with disciplinary action or termination if they revealed that someone at the store had tested positive for the virus.