You're assuming that One Medical's interests are different than Amazon's. You're probably wrong. One Medical is there to make money. Amazon will make One Medic

You're assuming that One Medical's interests are different than Amazon's. You're probably wrong. One Medical is there to make money. Amazon will make One Medical more efficient at making money, even if that means forcing you to be healthier. How? One nagging problem with healthcare is doctors believe that medicine isn't a cookie cutter problem when in fact it is. For the vast majority of conditions there are standard treatments that work. If that wasn't the case modern medicine wouldn't exist. Every doctor can whip out some corner case and say "but what about this." Sure, that's great. But for condition A the standard treatments usually work. The trick is to know when the standard treatments aren't working and what to do. Amazon, or any healthcare company with enough data, can look at the data and see what treatments actually work and what treatments don't. It's not a hard problem, really, but traditional health systems don't care, and to be frank, academic researchers are basically too lacking in imagination to understand how to do it or why it should be done. Amazon at the very least will try to apply quantitative methods to the problem.