Camber and Async Lambda Join Forces to Power the Future of Specialty Care Revenue
Async Lambda brings deep ABA workflow expertise to Camber, helping automate more of the operational work behind getting providers paid.
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ABA is one of the clearest examples of why workflow expertise matters. Authorizations are tracked in units, sessions can involve multiple CPT codes depending on the provider and supervision, and payer rules vary by state, plan, and region. Building automation around those workflows requires a detailed understanding of how they actually work.
Async Lambda was built by people who know these workflows firsthand, with more than five years of hands-on ABA experience across the team. Several of our customers already work with both Async Lambda and Camber. Through those shared relationships, we had the opportunity to see how the two products worked alongside each other and what we could do better together.
“At Async Lambda, our core focus is untangling the messy, behind-the-scenes processes in healthcare operations. In Camber, we saw a team with the same focus on getting the details right, and an opportunity to bring our workflow automation into a broader revenue cycle platform. Together, we’re building the systems that eliminate billing errors and make specialty care payments easily executed and predictable.”
Daniel Ford & Jess Ford, Async Lambda
We saw an opportunity to bring Async Lambda’s workflow expertise into Camber’s broader revenue cycle infrastructure, giving us more ways to improve payment speed and accuracy for providers.
What the two teams bring together
Async Lambda and Camber approached the same problem from different angles. Async Lambda built deep expertise in individual workflows, automating the specific payer, portal, or recurring task until it worked reliably.
Camber built the infrastructure around the broader revenue cycle, from claims creation and AR management to exception routing across a clinic’s book of business.
Bringing the two together means workflow-level automation can connect to the broader revenue cycle, giving us more ways to improve how claims move from submission to payment.
“Async Lambda and Camber were working on the same problem from different angles. They went deep on automating individual workflows inside ABA billing. We built the platform to run that kind of work at scale. Bringing our teams together means we can automate much more of the work it takes for providers to get paid.”
Jade Chan, Co-founder at Camber
Where we’re going next
The opportunity extends beyond the workflows we can address today. As Camber expands across specialty care, we’ll continue looking for ways to connect more of the work between a clinical service and payment, from eligibility and authorizations through claims submission, follow-up, and payment.
Together, we’re building toward a world where providers spend less time navigating the complexity of getting paid, and more of the work required to get there happens automatically.