One Call announced the completion of its acquisition of Data Dimensions, forming an integrated platform that connects care coordination, clinical workflows, data exchange, and payments across the healthcare ecosystem.
The combined organization establishes a unified, technology-enabled infrastructure to address longstanding inefficiencies in healthcare and workers’ compensation systems, where fragmented workflows and manual processes have historically slowed decision-making and increased administrative costs.
By integrating Data Dimensions’ electronic data interchange, clearinghouse, and transaction capabilities into One Call’s care coordination platform, the company is creating a continuous system that connects stakeholders in real time throughout a claim’s lifecycle.
The platform is designed to deliver end-to-end coordination, reducing delays and improving predictability of outcomes, while enabling providers with embedded workflow tools for documentation, billing, and communication. Payers benefit from enhanced transparency and real-time visibility into claims, enabling faster, more informed decision-making.
The combined infrastructure also introduces a modular architecture, enabling future integrations and service expansion as the healthcare ecosystem continues to evolve.
The acquisition reflects a broader push toward digitization and connectivity in healthcare, as organizations seek to streamline operations, reduce administrative burden, and improve patient outcomes through integrated technology platforms.
KEY QUOTES:
“This is a structural step forward – not just for One Call, but for the industry. By integrating Data Dimensions into our platform, we are establishing a connected infrastructure that unifies data, workflows, and payments into a single, continuous system. This shifts how claims are managed and care is delivered – moving from fragmented processes to a more unified, data-driven model across the ecosystem.”
Nick Mendez, Chief Executive Officer, One Call
“We are excited to move forward as one organization. Together, we are combining deep workflow expertise with scaled connectivity to modernize how information and transactions flow across the system.”
Bryan Doyle, Chief Business Officer, One Call
