C&B Capital Invests in Largest Chronic Care Management Provider, ChartSpan

(Greenville, South Carolina) - August 15, 2019 - C&B Capital, based in Atlanta, Georgia, has announced their investment in a series A round of capital in ChartSpan Medical Technologies, Inc. The firm is part of a five-investor syndicate.

ChartSpan is the largest healthcare managed service provider for chronic care management programs in the U.S. ChartSpan offers healthcare providers a turn-key service for MIPS compliance, Chronic Care Management, and Annual Wellness Visits, allowing both patients and providers to see higher levels of engagement, better adherence to prescribed care paths, and better patient outcomes.

“The team of investors we’ve assembled during this round is truly impressive,” said ChartSpan CEO, Jon-Michial Carter. “We look forward to the opportunities for growth that now lie ahead of us.”

We are excited about our new partnership with the ChartSpan team” commented Ronnie Goldman of C&B Capital. “They have built a platform that provides a great solution for patients and providers while reducing overall medical costs.”

About ChartSpan

ChartSpan is the largest, managed service provider of chronic care management programs in the United States. The company provides turn-key, managed care coordination and compliance programs for doctors, clinics, and health systems. ChartSpan manages patient care coordination and value-based programs for more than 100 of the most successful practices and health systems in the United States.

About C&B Capital

C&B Capital, based in Atlanta, Georgia, selectively invests in opportunities that include venture capital for emerging growth companies, growth capital for more established companies, and leveraged acquisitions and recapitalizations for growth-oriented companies with strong cash flows. The firm looks for opportunities characterized by highly qualified management teams, large and growing markets, and superior products and services. C&B Capital is an affiliate of the investment banking firm Croft & Bender.