Forbes October 9, 2023
Bruce Japsen

Less than eight months after Amazon purchased One Medical for nearly $4 billion, the online retail giant is focused on “bringing more services in markets where we operate,” top healthcare executives said Monday.

In an interview at HLTH 2023 in Las Vegas, Neil Lindsay, senior vice president, Amazon Health Services and Dr. Andrew Diamond, chief medical officer at One Medical, said they are engaged in a “very disciplined approach” to expansion with no particular growth target for adding physician offices, clinics or entering new markets. Rather, expansion of offices and clinics will depend on markets, especially given challenges recruiting physicians amid a national doctor shortage.

One Medical owns and operates more than 220 doctor offices in nearly 20 U.S. metropolitan...

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