See what stronger revenueinfrastructure looks like in practice

Rebecca Urbano Powell (CEO, Seven Dimensions Behavioral Health) and Joel Miller (Head of Policy, Camber) show you how to benchmark your reimbursement rates and use market insights to build a more sustainable practice.

Trevor Clark (Camber) and Ethan Schwarzbach (Flychain) share how ABA practices can protect earned revenue, improve billing, and build the financial resilience to navigate a more challenging payer environment.

Wild Sun Behavioral Services was growing fast but billing wasn't keeping up. Partnering with Camber gave them the revenue infrastructure to stabilize collections and focus on delivering care.

Gracent needed a billing partner that could keep pace with rapid growth across multiple specialties. Camber provided the infrastructure, automation, and expert support to scale revenue operations without adding headcount.

Intercare partnered with Camber to increase its first pass paid rate by 15% and reduce initial denials by more than 80% across a complex multi-state operation.

Lacuna Autism Services boosted collections from 70% to 95% within 2 months of implementing Camber, building a transparent and automated revenue cycle across four states.

How active federal scrutiny is reshaping diligence requirements for ABA investments, where claims integrity exposure lives, and how to assess portfolio risk before and after a deal.

The revenue cycle questions that reveal whether reported collections will hold post-close, where historical exposure lives, and what RCM infrastructure will cost to bring up to standard.

Why the RCM leaders who win in the next three years will look nothing like today. A guide for VPs of RCM at multi-site specialty practices on purpose-built technology and the compounding advantage of moving early.

The OIG audit wave has begun. For enterprise ABA providers and the PE firms backing them, the exposure is real, the timeline is now, and the path forward is operational.

The AMA has approved six new CPT codes for ABA services effective January 1, 2027. Here is what the new code structure means for your billing, reimbursement, and operations.

A data-driven guide to the billing and RCM challenges facing ABA practices in 2026 — denial rates, authorization trends, staffing pressures, and what leading clinics are doing differently.