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Wednesday, September 10, 2025
On Tuesday, TechMatter, a global healthcare technology and services company, announced the acquisition of DoctorPapers, a U.S.-based medical billing firm that provides virtual assistant support to healthcare providers.
DoctorPapers specializes in revenue cycle management and billing support for clinics, hospitals, and private practices. The firm’s services include insurance claim management, billing automation, and remote staffing.
In a statement, CEO said the deal reflects the company’s broader strategy to combine automation with human expertise to reduce costs and improve billing accuracy.
Independent business platforms such as *Crunchbase* and *PitchBook* also listed the transaction, highlighting its role in strengthening TechMatter’s digital healthcare portfolio.
Industry analysts noted the move follows a larger trend where healthcare providers increasingly rely on hybrid billing solutions blending digital platforms with skilled virtual staff.
