Bryan Doyle

Chief Business Officer One Call

Last Reviewed: September 26, 2026

Executive Summary

Bryan Doyle is Chief Business Officer of One Call, a care coordination company for the workers’ compensation industry. He joined its leadership team when One Call acquired Data Dimensions, where he had been President and CEO. One Call announced the deal in March 2026 and completed it in April 2026. Data Dimensions is an EDI clearinghouse and document automation provider founded in 1982. Under Doyle it moved from paper-to-digital processing services toward being connective infrastructure for property and casualty claims. It added WorkCompEDI in 2021 and Providerflow in 2022, and with them the electronic billing network that made it a strategic purchase for One Call.

Career Highlights

• Chief Business Officer of One Call, listed on its leadership team next to CEO Nick Mendez.
• As President and CEO of Data Dimensions, led the company through its sale to One Call. The agreement was announced in March 2026 and closing was announced in April 2026.
• Completed the combination with WorkCompEDI in August 2021. WorkCompEDI co-founder and CEO Marc Menendez became Data Dimensions’ Chief Solutions Officer.
• Led the October 2021 rebrand that brought WorkCompEDI’s services under the Data Dimensions name.
• Completed the acquisition of Providerflow in October 2022, linking EHR-integrated claim attachments to Data Dimensions’ clearinghouse. The company said paperless billing could get providers paid in under 14 days, compared with more than 90 days on paper.
• Announced partnerships with Greenway Health (December 2023) and TRISTAR Risk Management (January 2025).

Professional Journey

Data Dimensions has been in business since 1982. It started as a document processing company, turning paper mail, medical bills and records into structured data for insurers, pharmacies, manufacturers and government agencies. In January 2020 Thompson Street Capital Partners of St. Louis bought it from HealthEdge Investment Partners, when Jon Boumstein was President and CEO. By August 2021 Doyle held that title, although no company source reviewed gives the date he took it.

His years in charge moved the company toward electronic data interchange for property and casualty insurance, and especially workers’ compensation. In August 2021 Data Dimensions completed its combination with WorkCompEDI. Doyle called WorkCompEDI’s technology suite, combined with Data Dimensions’ scale and automation offerings, “an enormous opportunity”. That October the combined business took a single brand, which Doyle described as joining “two companies that together will provide our clients with an industry partner that is truly aligned with their enterprise goals”.

The October 2022 acquisition of Providerflow added the provider side. Providerflow’s tools connected electronic health record systems to the clearinghouse, so claim attachments and bills could move electronically from provider to payer. “The traditional P&C clearinghouse is antiquated,” Doyle said when the deal was announced. The same platform supported a December 2023 partnership with Greenway Health, which launched Greenway Document Manager on Providerflow for ambulatory practices. In January 2025 TRISTAR Risk Management extended its long relationship with Data Dimensions into EDI billing, using what the company called the largest EDI network in workers’ compensation.

In March 2026 One Call, a care coordination company in the same market, agreed to acquire Data Dimensions. Doyle said the two companies had worked closely together “for decades” and called the integration “a natural progression of combined strengths”. The deal closed in April 2026, and the completion announcement said Doyle would become Chief Business Officer. One Call’s leadership page now lists him in that role.

Education

No education record was found in a first-party or primary source. Aggregator claims of an MBA are not recorded; see the verification notes.