Camber, a NYC-based company empowering healthcare payments by reducing administrative burdens on clinics and families, raised $30M in Series B funding.
The round was led by Andreessen Horowitz with participation from ACME and Craft, bringing its total funding to $50M. Additional investors included K Ventures and Y Combinator.
The company intends to use the funds to expand its capabilities to address home health, long term care, and substance use disorders and reach new patient populations and clinics across the United States.
Led by CEO Christophe Rimann, Camber provides a platform that addresses the systemic challenges of fraud, inefficiencies and administrative complexity in Medicaid and insurance claims processing. By automating and simplifying workflows, it enables providers to receive fair and timely payments, improving cash flow and allowing them to focus on patient care and achieving better outcomes. This is especially critical for companies of all sizes, from small and mid-sized clinics, where cash flow issues are a leading cause of bankruptcy, all the way up to organizations with thousands of employees.
FinSMEs
26/02/2025