Aetna is an American managed healthcare company offering health insurance plans and services. A subsidiary of CVS Health, it provides millions of members with medical, dental, and pharmacy benefits.
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1965–1989
Lippincott & Margulies
Designed by Lippincott & Margulies
Commissioned in August 1965, this identity introduced a stylized logotype that unified the Aetna name under a single visual system for the first time. Lippincott & Margulies, the New York firm responsible for many mid-century American corporate identities, replaced the company's earlier engraved-style letterforms with a cleaner, more contemporary mark suited to print and signage at scale.
1989–1996
Vignelli Associates
Designed by Sheila Hart for Vignelli Associates
Sheila Hart, working at Vignelli Associates, redesigned the wordmark in March 1989 using a modified version of Univers Condensed. The revision tightened the letterSpacing and adjusted the proportions of the capitals, giving the name a more authoritative presence on materials ranging from insurance cards to building facades.
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<img src="https://img.logo.dev/aetna.com?token=YOUR_API_TOKEN" alt="aetna.com logo" />2012–2019
Siegel+Gale refresh
Designed by Siegel+Gale
Siegel+Gale unveiled this identity on January 18, 2012, replacing a Bodoni-based mark that had connected the capital A and E in a ligature since 2001. The new wordmark separated those letters and adopted a flexible color system, allowing the logo to appear in multiple hues across consumer-facing channels and digital applications.
2019–present · current
CVS Health integration
Following CVS Health's acquisition of Aetna in late 2018, the 2019 rebrand added the CVS Health heart symbol to the Aetna wordmark, tying the insurer visually to its parent company. The update, introduced in January 2019, marked the first time in Aetna's 166-year history that its logo incorporated a symbol rather than a purely typographic treatment.
Nationwide
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