I'll echo some of the other responses. I'm a One Medical customer - started with my previous company, then when I left my employer I decided to still pay the annual subscription fee (was basically $100 with a promo for folks who just left an employer).
So far I've been a huge fan. Things like scheduling appointments, getting labs done, having an easy back-and-forth with a provider when you just have a question and nothing major, is way, way, way better with One Medical than with any of my previous doctors. I will challenge a bit another commenter's statement that "Most of these conveniences have been incorporated into big insurance players platforms by now" - while that's true, other insurance corp apps have generally been absolutely abysmal. One Medical's app is generally excellent IMO.
Of course, the big question has to do with quality of the practitioners. I've found that I really like my doctor at One Medical, but he is only recently out of training, so not sure how long he'll stick around
So far I've been a huge fan. Things like scheduling appointments, getting labs done, having an easy back-and-forth with a provider when you just have a question and nothing major, is way, way, way better with One Medical than with any of my previous doctors. I will challenge a bit another commenter's statement that "Most of these conveniences have been incorporated into big insurance players platforms by now" - while that's true, other insurance corp apps have generally been absolutely abysmal. One Medical's app is generally excellent IMO.
Of course, the big question has to do with quality of the practitioners. I've found that I really like my doctor at One Medical, but he is only recently out of training, so not sure how long he'll stick around