Camber automates claim submission and revenue collection for small and mid-market clinics through a rules-driven billing engine. The tech stack—Python, Java, Go, Kafka, dbt, Apache Spark, Flink, and EDI—reflects a data-intensive infrastructure designed to handle healthcare's complex compliance and interoperability layers. Hiring skews heavily sales (9 roles) over engineering (6), signaling a shift from product-market fit validation into GTM expansion and clinic onboarding at scale.
Camber replaces manual billing workflows with an automated claims engine that routes clean submissions daily, reduces denials, and surfaces real-time cash visibility to clinic operators. The platform targets recurring-care clinics (primary care, behavioral health, urgent care) in the US market. Founded in 2021 and backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Y Combinator, Craft, and others, the company operates a 51–200-person organization split across sales, engineering, data, and clinical operations functions. Current focus spans SMB feature rollouts, enterprise analytical foundations, and sales organization scaling.
Core stack includes Python, Java, TypeScript, Go, AWS/Azure/GCP, Kafka, Apache Spark, Flink, dbt, SQL, EDI, Terraform, and Metabase. Recently adopting Juniper for network infrastructure.
New York, NY. The company was founded in 2021 and is backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Y Combinator, Craft, and Zigg.
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