Autism therapy clinics face huge demand but struggle to stay open because insurance reimbursement is a maze. Even when insurers agree that treatment was appropriate, about 28% of claims trigger back-and-forth over missing codes or incomplete documentation. Only around 3% of claims are flat-out denied, yet each resubmission cuts the payout by more than half. If paperwork bounces in and out three or four times, clinics recover only roughly 25% of the original charge—and that can come months after services were delivered. Camber, an AI-driven revenue cycle platform, zeroes in on these margin pains. Its data shows that insurers pay up to 2.09 times more for identical ABA sessions in some states than others—and that manual correction costs run as much as 6.3X higher than automated fixes, representing some $21 billion in potential annual savings. Clinics without Camber spend years climbing a steep learning curve—raising their first-pass success from 77% to 92% over two years. With Camber onboard, manual interventions fall by more than half within just two months, slashing labor costs and stabilizing cash flow.