About Kept Count
The care between visits is happening. The month still has to be reviewable.
Engagement software helps you reach people. Claims software helps you submit. Kept Count keeps that work in one month so billing can see what is ready, held, or still needs a person. We do not take a percentage of collections. Coding and claims stay with you.
A software company, and it stays one.
Kept Count does not employ clinicians, does not bill any payer, and takes no percentage of any customer's collections. Fees are per enrolled member or per tier, owed whether or not a claim pays, so our incentives never bend toward a code.
Your EHR stays the system of record.
Kept Count runs the monthly program beside it: eligibility, consent captured once, server-authoritative time evidence, same-month exclusion rules enforced in the database, supervisor review, and a hashed pre-billing packet your billing department can accept.
Everyone keeps their own authority.
Navigators see their people. Supervisors see their team. Leadership sees aggregates. A partner's affiliation never opens a record. That boundary is what lets a provider, a community organization, and a network run one accountable program together.
Leadership
Lorenzo Daughtry-Chambers
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Lorenzo Daughtry-Chambers has spent fifteen years building institutions that have to prove their results to the people who fund them, in Brooklyn and internationally. He founded and led a social enterprise that trained and placed people into new careers, organized with civic coalitions, designed and ran healthcare workforce programs that placed community health workers and certified nursing assistants into provider organizations, and leads a coalition whose 2026 work in Kenya served more than 2,500 people and trained 350 leaders. That is where he watched care get done and go unpaid for lack of evidence a billing department would accept.
He is also a technologist who builds AI operating systems for organizations. He built Kept Count's platform and its audit ledger and leads every founding partner's implementation personally. A sixth-generation Brooklyn minister and a Franklin & Marshall College graduate, he brings the community relationships and the systems discipline a provider, a network, and a community organization need to run one accountable program together.
How the company is run
Regulatory ownership
Coding accuracy and the annual reconfiguration that follows each CMS rule cycle are owned by a certified professional medical auditor and healthcare regulatory counsel, not by the product team in spare hours. Both are named in every customer agreement once engaged. Codes are treated as data that a specialist maintains, never as logic buried in software.
Clinical advisory
A practicing physician adviser shaped Kept Count's advanced primary-care management model and reviews its clinical workflows: consent, care plans, and crisis follow-through. Your clinicians keep clinical judgment and final decisions. Our advisers inform how the software supports them.
Your organization's clinicians, coders, and compliance officers keep clinical, coding, billing, and submission authority. The trust center states the full authority boundary.
Bring us one month of your program. We will show you what it is worth and what it would take to count it.
A workflow session runs your roles, your month-close, and your panel through Kept Count on synthetic data. No patient information, no agreement, no cost.