We develop policies and strategies enabling systems and care models that serve all communities with equitable, affordable access to quality healthcare and social services.
The U.S. health system is large, fragmented, and shaped by competing incentives. The resulting cost burden and poor health outcomes fall hardest on patients and families in communities that are often already underserved. Getting the most from our healthcare system — for everyone — means addressing root causes, not just symptoms. We collaborate with partners across three principles:
How Our Work Takes Shape
Strengthening Care and Communities: We help organizations that deliver care and support communities to build strategies that expand access, improve outcomes, and make care more equitable.
Maximizing Value for Health: We work to make sure every healthcare dollar pays for value, lining up economic incentives so that spending leads to better health for patients, families, communities, providers, and the overall system.
Driving Innovation: We draw on our policy and market expertise, and work alongside stakeholders, to develop and refine new solutions to the health system’s hardest problems.
We’re working toward a future where everyone in the U.S. can access the care they need while the people who provide that care are supported.
Rebuilding Medicare Part D: Pathways to Market Reform
As Medicare Part D falters, Camber developed policy options to protect affordable prescription drug access for vulnerable populations who depend on it the most.
A Macroeconomic Barrier: US Mental Health Workforce Shortages
Despite the fact that the U.S. spends approximately 18% of GDP on healthcare—almost twice as much as the average Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development…
Partner With Us
We work with changemakers across the social sector—from local non-profits to global multilaterals—to drive measurable impact.
