One Medical acquired Iora and completely hollowed out what made Iora awesome... the "health coaches" exist in name only now and aren't distinguished from regula

One Medical acquired Iora and completely hollowed out what made Iora awesome... the "health coaches" exist in name only now and aren't distinguished from regular medical assistants anymore, no more room or time for community efforts anymore, etc. I think it's just another example of metrics run amok. You do too much of that, and all the slush and slack gets drained out of the system, and the system starts to die since it never learned how to measure how that slush/slack is valuable. This seems to be such a general pattern these days, but I guess it's been a slow march ever since the 80's.