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Re: One Medical S-1

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How much of their revenue can be attributed to their totally optional and very shady """annual fee""" they push on customers?

It's required, not optional last I checked. Similar to the Costco membership.

Re: One Medical S-1

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How much of their revenue can be attributed to their totally optional and very shady """annual fee""" they push on customers?

> How much of their revenue can be attributed to their totally optional and very shady """annual fee""" they push on customers?

Of all the complaints to register against One Medical, this has got to be the weirdest. For the customer base that they're going after (higher-income people, oftentimes those who have this fee covered by their employer), $200/year is a drop in the bucket for medical expenses.

Re: One Medical S-1

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The title seems almost incomprehensible. Is it meant to be "1Life Healthcare, Inc. Form S-1", and somehow the number-removal algorithm mangled it?

Re: One Medical S-1

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post #5

The title seems almost incomprehensible. Is it meant to be "1Life Healthcare, Inc. Form S-1", and somehow the number-removal algorithm mangled it?

> The title seems almost incomprehensible. Is it meant to be "1Life Healthcare, Inc. Form S-1", and somehow the number-removal algorithm mangled it?

One Medical is the name that most people know the clinic by, because that's how they present themselves to patients.

Re: One Medical S-1

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post #3

How much of their revenue can be attributed to their totally optional and very shady """annual fee""" they push on customers?

It's required, not optional last I checked. Similar to the Costco membership.

They offer financial assistance as well as a limited access model which removes access to their mobile offerings and other value-add items.

https://www.onemedical.com/faq/membership-fee-alternatives/

Re: One Medical S-1

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post #3

How much of their revenue can be attributed to their totally optional and very shady """annual fee""" they push on customers?

It's required, not optional last I checked. Similar to the Costco membership.

It's COMPLETELY optional. If you want to see a doctor there via insurance, paying a co-pay, you are not obligated to pay the annual fee.
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