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FAQ
IT, compliance, and procurement — answered fast, because slow answers stall deals.
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.
Can't find it? Email security@getarka.health / arrihantk@getarka.health.
Typical imaging pilots go live in 30–90 days across five phases — paperwork through production. Most single-department pilots complete in six to eight weeks after agreements are signed.
Read moreARKA is built on standard CDS Hooks and SMART on FHIR and is designed to integrate with Epic, Oracle Health (Cerner), and athenahealth after customer-specific validation in your non-production environment. Your EHR team registers ARKA; we consume structured FHIR from the order-select prefetch bundle — no image pixels, no bulk PHI export.
Read moreA typical single-department pilot needs an EHR integration analyst (~20–40 hours), a security or privacy reviewer (~8–12 hours), a clinical champion (~4–8 hours), and optionally a rev-cycle lead (~2–4 hours) — not a dedicated project squad.
Read moreFull deactivation is a configuration change — deregister the CDS Hooks service and SMART on FHIR app entries with ARKA on the line; no order sets or clinical content to rebuild, with a documented rollback runbook and assisted rollback SLA before go-live. If ARKA is unreachable, the EHR proceeds exactly as before: no cards render and no orders are delayed or blocked.
Read moreForward to your committee
Every answer on this page — formatted for IT, compliance, and procurement reviewers you can CC on one email.
ARKA is Non-Device Clinical Decision Support under FD&C Act §520(o)(1)(E). The ordering clinician retains full responsibility for the final decision. Regulatory rationale.
FAQ
IT, compliance, and procurement — answered fast, because slow answers stall deals.
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.
Can't find it? Email security@getarka.health / arrihantk@getarka.health.
Typical imaging pilots go live in 30–90 days across five phases — paperwork through production. Most single-department pilots complete in six to eight weeks after agreements are signed.
Read moreARKA is built on standard CDS Hooks and SMART on FHIR and is designed to integrate with Epic, Oracle Health (Cerner), and athenahealth after customer-specific validation in your non-production environment. Your EHR team registers ARKA; we consume structured FHIR from the order-select prefetch bundle — no image pixels, no bulk PHI export.
Read moreA typical single-department pilot needs an EHR integration analyst (~20–40 hours), a security or privacy reviewer (~8–12 hours), a clinical champion (~4–8 hours), and optionally a rev-cycle lead (~2–4 hours) — not a dedicated project squad.
Read moreFull deactivation is a configuration change — deregister the CDS Hooks service and SMART on FHIR app entries with ARKA on the line; no order sets or clinical content to rebuild, with a documented rollback runbook and assisted rollback SLA before go-live. If ARKA is unreachable, the EHR proceeds exactly as before: no cards render and no orders are delayed or blocked.
Read moreForward to your committee
Every answer on this page — formatted for IT, compliance, and procurement reviewers you can CC on one email.
ARKA is Non-Device Clinical Decision Support under FD&C Act §520(o)(1)(E). The ordering clinician retains full responsibility for the final decision. Regulatory rationale.