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Jake Young, National Director - Facility Solutions, ARC Document SolutionsBacked by years of experience in facilities documentation, ARC provides a customized solution that fits within the boundaries of healthcare environments. One of the four mobile dashboards ARC offers is the ARC Compliance, specifically tailored for healthcare organizations. “While onboarding a client, ARC Compliance ingests an organization’s compliance documents and structures them in a way that can be easily deciphered,” explains Jake Young, National Director, Facility Solutions, ARC. The company’s platform acts as the central repository for the healthcare organization’s content, which provides safeguard for future audit purposes.
Designed to make healthcare facilities compliance easier, the solution transforms the client’s unstructured data into a format that is searchable, collaborative, and easy-to-use. This allows the client’s organization to extract the exact information from historical data required by auditors. Each ARC platform displays different types of information about the premises including as-builts, equipment maps and locations, emergency plans and protocols, shut-off valves, and compliance documentation. In addition to their expertise in compliance management, ARC also helps clients in following industry best practices for success in passing their next audit.![]()
When facilities teams partner with ARC, their use of a modern facilities technology platform and access to our expert domain knowledge raises the level of compliance they can achieve at their facility
Agnello explains how a significant portion of the revenue of a hospital comes from (Medicare and Medicaid) reimbursement payments from the Federal government. For these medical institutions, ARC ensures a structured environment wherein all the audit reports that are generated can be easily accessed and shared. Each mobile dashboard operates via a cloud app that runs on iOS and Android and provides easy access to the organizational information from a client’s device, both online and offline. In a nutshell, the company empowers clients with access to critical information anytime, anywhere, and on any device.
ARC has established an international presence with 190 locations worldwide. The company’s solution is also utilized by other compliance-centered industries such as manufacturing as it can be modified for any kind of scenario that requires compliance adherence. To stay abreast of the latest trends, ARC’s R&D team is on a constant search for identifying the new problems faced by clients and solves those complications through system updates. “When facilities teams partner with ARC, their use of a modern facilities technology platform and access to our expert domain knowledge raises the level of compliance they can achieve at their facility,” concludes Young.
Company
ARC Document Solutions
Management
Jake Young, National Director - Facility Solutions, Carlo Agnello, Director, Central Region , ARC Document Solutions
Description
ARC Compliance provides instant access to critical facilities information needed by healthcare organizations–anytime, anywhere, from any device
• The significant institutional ownership indicates that ARC Document Solutions' stock price can be influenced by their trading activities.
• The top 15 shareholders collectively hold 50% of the company's shares.
• Insiders hold a 16% stake in ARC Document Solutions.
An examination of ARC Document Solutions, Inc.'s (NYSE: ARC) shareholders can provide insights into which group wields the most influence. The largest shareholder group, holding approximately 43% of the company's shares, consists of institutions. In other words, they have the greatest potential for upside (or downside) impact on the stock.
Institutions often use benchmarks that mirror the local market to evaluate their performance. Consequently, they tend to focus more on companies included in major indices. As evident, institutional investors have a substantial stake in ARC Document Solutions, indicating that analysts working for these institutions have conducted assessments and favor the company. However, like any other investor, they can also be mistaken. It's worth noting that a significant drop in share price can occur if two large institutional investors attempt to sell off their holdings simultaneously. Therefore, it's essential to consider ARC Document Solutions' historical earnings trajectory and other relevant factors.
Our data reveals that hedge funds own 6.4% of ARC Document Solutions. This is noteworthy because hedge funds are typically active investors who may seek to influence management decisions. Many of them aim for short-term or medium-term value creation and a higher share price. CEO Kumarakulasingam Suriyakumar holds a 10% stake, making him the largest shareholder. In comparison, the second and third largest shareholders hold approximately 6.4% and 4.5% of the company's stock, respectively.