For example, if someone searches for a physician or a health provider’s office, they’ll see what types of appointments are available and the date of the earliest appointment. A “book” button will direct them to a third-party site to make an appointment, according to a March 24 Google news letter.
The initial rollout, which is still in its early stages, will work with CVS’ MinuteClinic and other unnamed appointment schedulers.
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