One Medical Group

About One Medical Group

One Medical Group aims to make the benefits of 'concierge' medicine – same-day appointments, responsive doctors, and a holistic medical approach – accessible to the mass market. Founded by Tom Lee in 2005, the company takes most major insurance but is also supported by member fees. Patients pay an annual fee which varies by region. One Medical combines modern technology with traditional healthcare practices, and it has rapidly expanded to multiple locations across the U.S.

What to know before choosing a Longevity Clinic in San Francisco, California

When researching longevity clinic providers in San Francisco, California, patients should verify licensing, medical direction, and whether the clinic follows FDA-compliant sourcing for peptides, hormones, and regenerative therapies. The Kindr Directory independently indexes Longevity Clinic listings across United States and flags providers that have verified their credentials. Below is the public profile for One Medical Group, sourced from open web data and augmented with Kindr's verification checks.

• Verify state medical licensure and, where applicable, DEA registration for One Medical Group.
• Confirm whether One Medical Group uses a 503A or 503B compounding pharmacy for peptide and hormone therapies.
• Ask about telehealth availability across California — many longevity clinics in San Francisco, California now offer hybrid care.
• Request published pricing for injectable, oral, and lab-based protocols before booking a consult.

Questions to ask any longevity clinics — including One Medical Group

1. What is included in your baseline workup and how often is it repeated?
2. Which biomarkers do you actually treat to, and what are the targets?
3. Do you have exercise physiology and nutrition on staff, or is it all referrals?
4. How do you handle CGM, HRT, or peptides — as defaults or as options based on labs?
5. What is the all-in annual cost?

What a good longevity clinics looks like

• A named medical director with published or verifiable clinical background.
• A diagnostic panel that goes beyond a "biological age" score — ApoB, Lp(a), fasting insulin, hs-CRP, DEXA, VO2 max.
• A written plan you own — not just a dashboard you log into.
• Willingness to say "no" to interventions that lack evidence for you specifically.

Products & Services

• Primary care
• Concierge medicine
• Same-day appointments
• Personalized healthcare
• Online scheduling

Credentials & Licensing

Frequently asked about One Medical Group