Doctible is a U.S.-based healthcare SaaS company that provides a cloud-based platform for patient engagement and back-office automation. Headquartered in San Diego, California, Doctible helps private practices and health systems modernize their operations by streamlining communication, improving patient retention, and reducing administrative workload.
Doctible was founded in December 2013 by Ajit Viswanathan, Leon Hu, and Michael Anderson. The company emerged from the founders’ vision to bridge the gap between healthcare providers and patients using digital tools. Over the years, Doctible has grown steadily, focusing on small to mid-sized practices across the U.S. As of 2024, the company employs around 53 people.
Doctible has raised approximately $8.08 million in funding over five rounds from six investors, including notable names in the health tech and SaaS space, the company was acquired through a Buyout/LBO deal and now operates as a private equity-backed subsidiary under PracticeTek, a healthtech platform company.
Doctible offers a suite of tools designed to enhance patient engagement and streamline practice operations:
Website Messenger: A chatbot for patient inquiries and appointment requests
These tools are modular, allowing practices to scale features as needed.
Doctible itself has not made any major acquisitions but was acquired by PracticeTek, a platform that consolidates healthtech companies to offer integrated solutions. This acquisition has likely enabled Doctible to expand its reach and integrate more deeply with other healthcare technologies
Doctible continues to evolve its platform with AI-powered automation and smart workflows. Recent innovations include:
Doctible promotes a culture of innovation, customer-centricity, and healthcare accessibility. The company emphasizes reducing administrative burden so that healthcare providers can focus more on patient care. Its small, agile team structure supports rapid iteration and close collaboration with clients.
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