Chamber

If you're interested in exploring value-based care but don't want to give up your existing fee-for-service contracts, Chamber has the solution you need. Our offering does not interfere with your current portfolio of contracts. Instead, we can work with your payers to help you access additional revenue streams for delivering value-based care. And best of all, our contracting and back office support means you can access this revenue without placing additional burdens on your team or needing to understand all the complexities of value-based contracts on your own. We're here to guide you through the entire process from start to finish 🤝

The healthcare landscape is evolving rapidly, and for independent cardiologists, the fight to stay autonomous becomes more challenging every day. From administrative burdens to financial pressures to complex regulatory compliance, the road ahead can feel impossible. But there is a solution: value-based care (VBC). At Chamber, we understand the struggle to stay independent. Our latest blog post dives into three strategies to help independent cardiologists thrive in a value-based care environment. Discover how Chamber can support your transition to VBC here 👉 https://lnkd.in/eBR8-9fU

A new study from the Journal of the American College of Cardiology found that Black Americans experienced nearly 800,000 excess deaths from heart disease, and 1.6 million excess deaths overall, from 2000-2022. These numbers highlight the significant ways in which healthcare inequity and other social determinants of health directly impact care outcomes for the Black community. In order to see patient outcomes improve, we must find ways to deliver comprehensive, patient-centered care that takes these SDOH into account. Our team at Chamber is proud to support cardiologists in this effort, providing evidence-based insights, contracting support, and more so cardiologists can feel empowered to prioritize quality of care for every patient. Learn more about the study here: https://lnkd.in/euNP6YkU

Every year, almost 695,000 people die from heart disease in the U.S., equivalent to one out of every five deaths. And yet the American Heart Association estimates that 90% of these conditions could be prevented through proper education and action. At Chamber, we’re dedicated to preventing heart disease through value-based care that prioritizes quality over quantity. With this kind of model, underlying factors in heart disease, such as social determinants of health, are easier to address. Check out our guide to SDOH here: https://lnkd.in/eDVNiVgb

If you're an independent cardiology practice, we know you and your staff work incredibly hard every day. So, we understand that the idea of transitioning to value-based care can feel like just one more challenge to add to your already full plates. We started Chamber to solve this problem, so you can start taking on value-based care contracts and generating new revenue, without overloading your back office and care teams. Head to https://lnkd.in/enAMP3Jb if you'd like to schedule a call and learn more about how we can support you and your staff!

We know that social determinants of health like access to housing, education, income, literacy, discrimination, and more can all directly affect a person's risk of heart disease. So, why isn’t SDOH as widely addressed as it should be? In short, fee-for-service models in U.S. healthcare just don’t accommodate the quality of care necessary for a patient-centered approach. But Chamber has a solution. With our technology, cardiologists can make the switch to value-based care, pain-free. Learn more about how (and why) we do it at: https://lnkd.in/eDVNiVgb

Want to better understand how Chamber can help your practice access value-based care contracts? Take a look at the chart below for a useful visual 👀 In short, Chamber works with payers to make sure our partner cardiologists are being compensated for the quality of the care they deliver. This can act as an additional stream of revenue, on top of your existing fee-for-service model. There's only upside involved when you work with Chamber, and our solution is completely free for cardiologists to use! If you're ready to learn more, our team would love to connect with you. Visit https://lnkd.in/etP8P_BQ to get in touch.

Chamber is excited to announce that we’re attending AHIP 2024 tomorrow and Wednesday. We’d love to connect with you there. Schedule a meeting with us below to discuss the latest in cardiovascular health solutions and learn how we can collaborate. 👉 https://lnkd.in/ec2bTgUW We look forward to seeing you there! #AHIP2024 #HealthcareInnovation #CardiovascularHealth #Chamber

The current healthcare system is not set up to support cardiologists, and it ends up leaving all stakeholders frustrated as a result: 🫀 Cardiologists feel pressured to see more patients instead of focusing on quality 🫀 Health plans are saddled with high costs for conditions that could be preventable 🫀 Primary care providers struggle to make high-quality referrals and stay informed about their patients' progress 🫀 Patients struggle to access comprehensive cardiology care Chamber is here to change this, acting as the heart at the center of your cardiology ecosystem. Our solution connects cardiologists, health plans, and primary care providers with the resources and support they need to deliver high-quality care. And in turn, patients see the benefits. If you'd like to learn more about how we can come alongside you and support your transition to value-based care, visit https://lnkd.in/etP8P_BQ to schedule a demo.

We’re proud to share that our Co-Founder & CEO George M. Aloth was named a Top 50 Value-Based Care Thinker of 2024 by Pearl Health, alongside an impressive group of other healthcare leaders who are leading the charge toward value-based care. To see the full #Top50VBC list and read about the insights, themes, and trends that are driving healthcare innovation today, visit https://lnkd.in/d_i2Bi2f