ArkCloud RCM
6.1#7 in revenue cycle management softwareFrom $499 a monthWebAPI
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eCareHealth Revenue Cycle Management
7.0#1 in psychiatry electronic medical records softwareFrom $99 a monthAndroidiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | ArkCloud RCM | eCareHealth Revenue Cycle Management |
|---|---|---|
| Security | The security page describes AES-256-GCM field-level PHI encryption, database row-level tenant isolation, MFA for administrator roles, SSO, and immutable audit logging. | The company lists HIPAA, SOC 2 Type II, HITRUST, and ONC 2015 certification, along with encryption, MFA, audit logs, and an included BAA. |
| Support | Essentials includes email support, Professional includes priority support and phone access, and Enterprise includes 24/7 dedicated support. | The company says all plans include 24/7 US-based support and that its migration team transfers data and trains staff. |
| Trial | Signing up starts a 14-day trial of ArkCloud RCM and ArkCloud Rehab, requires no card, and does not charge when the trial ends. | The pricing page offers a two-week trial with no credit card required and says the trial includes full access to every feature on the Group tier. |
ArkCloud RCM plans
- Essentials$499 a month
- Professional$999 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
eCareHealth Revenue Cycle Management plans
- Solo$99 a month
- Group$129 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
Pick ArkCloud RCM if…
ArkCloud RCM suits healthcare organizations seeking a broad set of claims, billing, collections, and revenue reporting tools. The Essentials plan supports up to five users; larger listed plans expand user limits and features.
Pick eCareHealth Revenue Cycle Management if…
eCareHealth describes its platform as built for independent clinics and small practices, from solo providers to multi-location groups. The RCM module may suit practices looking to manage billing workflows within their EHR.