Recover earned revenue
Medical-necessity documentation at the point of order converts would-be denials into clean, paid claims.
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One-page overview
Evidence-based imaging CDS + CMS-0057-F prior-auth readiness layer; Non-Device CDS, no FDA 510(k)
ARKA helps hospital systems turn avoidable advanced-imaging denials into clean, paid claims — cutting denial write-offs on their highest-margin service line by up to 30–40% by documenting medical necessity at the point of order and running the same appropriateness check on the payer side — recovering ~$3.5M/yr for a mid-sized system, without adding headcount.
Avoidable advanced-imaging denials on your highest-margin service line — 25–40% PA denial[1], ~65% never reworked[2]. The scan was delivered; the margin walked out the door.
Full citation trail in the AIIE Evidence Library.
Medical-necessity documentation at the point of order converts would-be denials into clean, paid claims.
Non-Device CDS with a Da Vinci PAS endpoint shipping in production today — built for the 2027 API deadline.
Under 800ms, in-flow via CDS Hooks and SMART on FHIR — designed for Epic, Oracle Health (Cerner), and athenahealth after customer-specific validation. 35–40% of orders auto-clear and never enter a queue.
Modeled for a regional hospital group running ~120,000 advanced imaging studies a year — the conservative case.
recovered/yr in avoidable imaging denials*
of denials never reworked*
to score an order, in-flow, no extra click
of orders auto-clear and never hit a queue
*Modeled, conservative estimate using published CAQH, KFF, MGMA, AMA, and ACR figures; aggressive case ~1.5×. ARKA is Non-Device CDS — figures are decision-support economics, not a guarantee of outcomes.
A scoped 30–90 day pilot with success criteria your CMIO and CFO can sign — then a phased rollout aligned to your Epic or Cerner integration calendar.
One-page overview
Evidence-based imaging CDS + CMS-0057-F prior-auth readiness layer; Non-Device CDS, no FDA 510(k)
ARKA helps hospital systems turn avoidable advanced-imaging denials into clean, paid claims — cutting denial write-offs on their highest-margin service line by up to 30–40% by documenting medical necessity at the point of order and running the same appropriateness check on the payer side — recovering ~$3.5M/yr for a mid-sized system, without adding headcount.
Avoidable advanced-imaging denials on your highest-margin service line — 25–40% PA denial[1], ~65% never reworked[2]. The scan was delivered; the margin walked out the door.
Full citation trail in the AIIE Evidence Library.
Medical-necessity documentation at the point of order converts would-be denials into clean, paid claims.
Non-Device CDS with a Da Vinci PAS endpoint shipping in production today — built for the 2027 API deadline.
Under 800ms, in-flow via CDS Hooks and SMART on FHIR — designed for Epic, Oracle Health (Cerner), and athenahealth after customer-specific validation. 35–40% of orders auto-clear and never enter a queue.
Modeled for a regional hospital group running ~120,000 advanced imaging studies a year — the conservative case.
recovered/yr in avoidable imaging denials*
of denials never reworked*
to score an order, in-flow, no extra click
of orders auto-clear and never hit a queue
*Modeled, conservative estimate using published CAQH, KFF, MGMA, AMA, and ACR figures; aggressive case ~1.5×. ARKA is Non-Device CDS — figures are decision-support economics, not a guarantee of outcomes.
A scoped 30–90 day pilot with success criteria your CMIO and CFO can sign — then a phased rollout aligned to your Epic or Cerner integration calendar.