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What if your cardiology practice could deliver better outcomes and thrive financially? McKinsey & Company’s latest analysis shows that cardiology is poised to lead the next wave of value-based care through specialty risk—where practices are rewarded for keeping patients healthier. The opportunity is clear, but the barrier is real: - Risk models require predictive analytics and early-warning systems - Success demands care coordination that spans beyond the clinic - Payers expect contracting and reporting sophistication many groups don’t have today Chamber bridges that gap. We equip cardiology practices and health systems with the platform, pathways, and operational know-how to step into value-based care with confidence—turning high-risk cardiac populations into measurable and sustainable outcomes. If you’ve been waiting for a practical way to enter value-based cardiology, the window is open. Read McKinsey’s article here: https://lnkd.in/eXcb8VGR

What happens when cardiologists have the tools to practice value-based care? Patients feel the difference. At Chamber, we support cardiologists in delivering care that goes beyond symptoms, because value-based care isn't just about better clinical outcomes. It's about better experiences, too. In value-based models, patient satisfaction consistently improves. Why? 🕒 More time with providers: When cardiologists aren't pressured to maximize volume, they can spend more time with each patient - listening, explaining, and building trust. 🫀 Personalized, preventive care: Value-based care prioritizes what matters before a crisis. Patients receive proactive education, risk assessments, and tailored care plans - not just prescriptions. 📞 Improved communication & coordination: From primary care to specialists to support staff, care teams actually talk to each other. That means fewer gaps, less confusion, and smoother experiences across the board. For patients, it feels like someone finally sees the whole picture. For providers, it's the care they've always wanted to give. And for us at Chamber? It's why we're here. Let's build a future where cardiology works better for everyone. Ready to learn more? Visit our website to learn about the Chamber impact: https://lnkd.in/g4RtEezt

Cardiology wait times are up. Staffing is down. And burnout? It's hitting record highs. The problem isn't just the workforce - it's the model. Fee-for-service systems overload cardiologists with rushed visits, amorphous cases, and mounting administration work. The result? Burnout, inefficiency, and declining patient outcomes. At Chamber, we believe in a better way forward: value-based care.  ➡️ Aligned incentives ➡️ Focused patient panels ➡️ Streamlined administrative support ➡️ Tools to reduce complexity Our technology and back office support give cardiologists the breathing room to do what they do best: deliver meaningful, high-impact care. Read how VBC can help reduce burnout and improve care: https://lnkd.in/eGjyPP8s

Please join us in welcoming Gladys Orwenyo, NP to the Chamber team! 🩺 Gladys is a board-certified Nurse Practitioner with over a decade of experience across inpatient and outpatient care. She brings a deep understanding of cardiology and value-based care - having launched and scaled the Atlanta region for Harmony Cares Medical Group, and previously served at leading institutions including Piedmont Heart Institute, Eastside Heart & Vascular, and Gwinnett Medical Cardiology. Her clinical expertise is matched by a passion for patient-centered innovation. Gladys holds a Master's in Family Nurse Practice from the University of Cincinnati and a post-master's in Adult Gerontology Acute Care from Brenau University. We're thrilled to have her on board as we continue building a new model for cardiology care - one that works betters for cardiologists and patients. 🫀

🚨 Chamber is hiring a General Counsel 🚨 Chamber is on a mission to empower cardiology teams to thrive in value-based care - making sure providers are compensated for delivering the right care at the right time. We blend technology, clinical expertise, and operational support to improve outcomes and transform how cardiovascular care is delivered. We're now looking for a General Counsel to join our leadership team. You'll work closely with the CEO and Executive Team to manage risk, ensure regulatory compliance, support strategic deals, and scale our legal infrastructure as we grow. The right fit: You bring 8-12+ years of legal experience (law firm + in-house), deep healthcare regulatory expertise (HIPAA, AKS, Stark, CMS), and a business-minded approach to solving complex legal challenges. You're collaborative, decisive, and excited to help share the future of value-based care. Interested, or know someone who would be a great fit? Submit all applications here: https://lnkd.in/gvcGSJED Help us on our journey to improve cardiovascular health for all.

Chamber is heading to the J.P. Morgan Nashville Health Leadership Summit!! Clayton Meyers will be attending this Nashville-based conference from April 23-24. This summit is all about redefining what's possible in healthcare - from advancing value-based care models to accelerating digital transformation and driving innovation across the continuum. As a leader in value-based cardiology care, Chamber is excited to be part of the conversation. If you're attending and want to hear more about Chamber's work towards advancing value-based care in cardiology, schedule a meeting with us: https://lnkd.in/edCYkK9M We're excited to connect!

Exciting News! 🚨 We’re thrilled to welcome Matthew K Temba to Chamber as our new Chief Technology Officer! 🎉 Matthew is an experienced technology and analytics leader in value-based healthcare, bringing deep expertise in building innovative solutions that drive better patient outcomes. He joins us from Strive Health, where he served as Chief Technology Officer, and has also held senior leadership roles at Privia Health, COPE Health Solutions, and Evolent Health. With a B.S. in Mathematics and Economics from Morehouse College, Matthew’s strategic mindset and passion for value-based healthcare will be invaluable to our team. Welcome to the team, Matthew! We’re excited for what’s ahead. 🚀

We’re excited to welcome Christian and Wilson to the Chamber team! Christian Olivier, MPH joins us from Upperline Health, the nation's largest podiatry group focused on Value-Based Care, where he served as Chief of Staff, supporting core market operations and leading new market implementations. With a passion for aligning incentives through Value-Based Care, he believes in making healthcare a more joyful experience for patients, providers, and operators. A Louisiana native, he holds a BA and MPH from Yale University and now calls Nashville home. Wilson MacMillan brings deep expertise in talent acquisition, having most recently led talent and recruiting efforts at AlleyCorp, where he helped build teams at several VC-backed companies. Prior to that, he helped scale early and growth-stage teams at Kindred Partners for some of the top names in health tech. He holds a BA from Bowdoin College and is based in Brooklyn, NY. Join us in giving them a warm welcome! 👏

Cardiologists play a critical role in driving better patient outcomes, yet less than 5% of their patient panels are in a value-based agreement. That’s a missed opportunity—for patients, providers, and the healthcare system. Co-Founder and President Sameer Sheth, M.D. joined the ACO Show to break down the challenges and opportunities of transitioning cardiology to a value-based care model. At Chamber, we’re making this transition possible—providing independent cardiology practices with the technology, care team support, and partnerships they need to succeed in value-based care. Listen Now:  🔹 Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3EVVNdV  🔹 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/4bhFRP3 Aledade, Inc. Joshua Israel Sean Cavanaugh

In this episode of The ACO Show, Sameer Sheth, M.D., President and Co-Founder of Chamber, joins Joshua Israel and Sean Cavanaugh to discuss the opportunities and challenges for specialists, particularly cardiologists, in transitioning to value-based care. Dr. Sheth notes that cardiologists have traditionally been slower to adopt value-based care because of a lack of financial incentives, but an increasing drive to remain independent is pushing more cardiologists towards value-based models. 🎧 Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3EVVNdV 🎧 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/4bhFRP3