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Document TitleS-1 Registration Statement Disclosure Checklist
ClientArbor Health Technologies Inc.
Matter Number1010-00002
SEC File Number333-276841
CIK Number0001987432
Exchange / TickerNYSE / ARHT
Responsible PartnerTheodore Langston
Billing PartnerVivienne St. Claire
Lead AssociateEric Johannsen
Working AssociateClaire Dempsey
Tax SpecialistSylvia Hartwell
Underwriters' CounselMeridian Hale & Quivorn LLP (Graham Neville / Kathryn Brennan)
Lead UnderwriterWhitfield Barrow & Co., LLC (Jonathan Pritchett / Sarah Langley-Kwan)
AuditorsKellerman & Associates LLP (Richard Olander / Sonia Melendez)
Date CreatedOctober 2, 2023
Last UpdatedFebruary 8, 2024
Versionv14 (Final — Effective Date)
Confidential — Attorney Work ProductCalderwood & Harkness LLP

[sheet: Reg S-K Items]

Item #Reg S-K ReferenceRequirement DescriptionS-1 Prospectus SectionPage RefResponsible PartyDrafterInitial Draft DateStatusSEC Round 1 Comment?SEC Round 2 Comment?Last Reviewed ByLast Review DateReview Notes
1Item 501Outside Front Cover Page — security offered, price range, exchange, underwritersCover PageiEric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoTheodore Langston2024-02-08Final: $20.00/share; 20,000,000 shares; NYSE: ARHT; lead bookrunner Whitfield Barrow & Co., LLC. Initial range $17.00–$19.00 (Jan 22 filing); revised to $18.00–$20.00 (Feb 5 S-1/A). Priced at $20.00 — top of revised range, above original range.
2Item 502Inside Front and Outside Back Cover Pages — TOC, dealer prospectus delivery obligationInside Cover / Back Coverii–iiiEric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-02-08Standard format. Includes stabilization legend and overallotment disclosure (3,000,000 shares / 15%).
3Item 503(a)Prospectus Summary — overview of company and offeringProspectus Summary1–14Eric JohannsenEric Johannsen2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comment #1: requested more specific description of revenue model (SaaS subscription vs. services). Revised. Company: Delaware corp, HQ Cambridge MA, cloud-based clinical decision support and population health management platform, 1,200+ hospital systems, 42 states, ~3,400 employees. FY2023 revenue $612.4M (28% YoY growth), Adj. EBITDA $138.7M, net income $41.3M.
4Item 503(c) / Item 105Risk FactorsRisk Factors15–58Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesYesTheodore Langston2024-02-0538 risk factors total. SEC Round 1 Comments #2–5: requested specificity re healthcare regulatory risk, customer concentration, cybersecurity, and competition. SEC Round 2 Comment #1: additional cybersecurity risk disclosure per new Reg S-K Item 106. All addressed.
5Item 504Use of ProceedsUse of Proceeds59–60Eric JohannsenEric Johannsen2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05Net proceeds (base) ~$371.8M after $24M underwriting discount and ~$4.2M expenses. Uses: (1) repayment of ~$65M drawn on Keypoint National Bank revolver (SOFR + 200 bps; maturity March 15, 2027); (2) ~$120M R&D investment; (3) ~$100M potential acquisitions; (4) balance for general corporate/working capital. SEC Round 1 Comment #8 requested quantification of expected paydown amount — added.
6Item 505Determination of Offering PriceUnderwriting — Determination of Offering Price149Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-02-08Negotiated between AHT and Whitfield Barrow as representative. Factors: FY2023 financials, market conditions, comparable healthcare SaaS companies, roadshow feedback.
7Item 506DilutionDilution61–63Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05Pre-IPO: 80M shares outstanding. Post-IPO (incl. greenshoe): 103M shares. Dilution table updated for revised range $18.00–$20.00 in S-1/A. SEC Round 1 Comment #9 requested sensitivity analysis at different price points — added.
8Item 507Selling Security HoldersN/A (Primary offering only)N/AEric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-01-22Not applicable — all 20,000,000 base shares (plus 3,000,000 overallotment) are primary. No selling stockholders. Brindoval Summit (28M shares) and Ridgeline (16M shares) not selling.
9Item 508Plan of Distribution / UnderwritingUnderwriting145–153Eric JohannsenEric Johannsen2023-10-02FinalNoNoTheodore Langston2024-02-08Firm commitment underwriting. Underwriter allocations: Whitfield Barrow 10,000,000 (50%), Calloway Pierce 6,000,000 (30%), Velthorn Capital 2,400,000 (12%), Pemberton Wallis 1,600,000 (8%). Discount: 6.0% ($1.20/share). Overallotment: 3,000,000 shares. Lock-up: 180 days from Feb 8, 2024. Stabilization disclosure included.
10Item 509Interests of Named Experts and CounselLegal Matters / Experts154Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-02-08Legal: Calderwood & Harkness LLP (issuer), Meridian Hale & Quivorn LLP (underwriters). Auditors: Kellerman & Associates LLP. No expert owns >1% of AHT.
11Item 510Disclosure of Commission Position on IndemnificationPart II — IndemnificationII-2Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-01-22Standard SEC position on indemnification for Securities Act liabilities.
12Item 101Description of BusinessBusiness80–110Eric JohannsenEric Johannsen2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comments #10–14: requested clearer description of Arbor Platform architecture, customer segments, competitive landscape, government payor exposure, and R&D pipeline. All addressed. Founded 2014, cloud-based clinical decision support, population health mgmt, RCM outsourcing, real-time analytics. 1,200+ hospital systems across 42 states.
13Item 101(c)Description of Business — Competitive ConditionsBusiness — Competition104–107Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comment #12: requested identification of principal competitors and competitive differentiators. Revised to include named competitors and market positioning analysis.
14Item 101(d)Description of Business — CustomersBusiness — Customers95–98Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comment #13: requested breakdown of customer base by type and size. No single customer >5% of revenue. 1,200+ hospital systems in 42 states.
15Item 101(h)Description of Business — Employees and Human CapitalBusiness — Employees108–109Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-01-22~3,400 employees. Headquartered in Cambridge, MA. Human capital disclosures include diversity, benefits, and retention programs.
16Item 101 — RegulatoryHealthcare Regulatory Environment — HIPAA, FDA, Stark, AKS, FCABusiness — Regulatory99–103Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comments #10–11 requested additional specificity on healthcare regulatory framework. Addressed HIPAA, 21st Century Cures Act CDS exemption, Stark Law, AKS, and FCA compliance.
17Item 102Description of PropertiesBusiness — Properties110Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-01-22HQ: 275 Kendall Avenue, Suite 1400, Cambridge, MA 02142 (leased). Additional offices described. Registered agent: National Registered Agents of Delaware, Inc., 160 Greentree Drive, Suite 101, Dover, DE 19904.
18Item 103Legal ProceedingsLegal Proceedings111Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05No material pending legal proceedings. Standard disclosure.
19Item 105Risk Factors — GeneralRisk Factors15–58Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesYesTheodore Langston2024-02-0538 risk factors organized by category: business/operational, regulatory, financial, IP/technology, offering-related. SEC comments addressed across Rounds 1 and 2.
20Item 105 — Cybersecurity RisksRisk Factors — Cybersecurity and Data Breach RisksRisk Factors28–31Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesYesTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comment #5 and Round 2 Comment #1: enhanced cybersecurity risk factors incorporating new Item 106 framework.
21Item 106Cybersecurity — Risk Management, Strategy, and GovernanceCybersecurity155–158Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-11-15FinalNoYesTheodore Langston2024-02-05New Reg S-K Item 106 effective Dec 2023. SEC Round 2 Comment #1 required addition of this section. Describes CTO oversight (Tsujimoto), board committee role, incident response, third-party assessments.
22Item 201Market Price of and Dividends on Registrant's Common EquityMarket Information / Dividend Policy64Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-02-08No prior public market. No dividends declared or anticipated. NYSE listing under ticker ARHT. Common stock par value $0.001. CUSIP 039217105.
23Item 202Description of Capital StockDescription of Capital Stock159–163Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05Common stock: 400M authorized, $0.001 par. Preferred stock: 50M authorized (blank check). Anti-takeover provisions: classified board, no written consent, 66⅔% supermajority, Section 203 DGCL, advance notice 90–120 days.
24Item 301 / Reg S-K 1100 (eliminated)Selected Financial Data (if applicable)N/AN/AEric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2023-11-10Item 301 eliminated by SEC — not required. FY2023/FY2022 data covered in MD&A and financial statements.
25Item 302Supplementary Financial InformationN/AN/AEric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2023-11-10Item 302 eliminated by SEC — not required. Quarterly data addressed in MD&A where applicable.
26Item 303Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations (MD&A)MD&A65–79Eric JohannsenEric Johannsen2023-10-02FinalYesYesTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comments #15–22: extensive comments on revenue recognition (ASC 606), non-GAAP reconciliation (Adj. EBITDA of $138.7M), key metrics (ARR, net revenue retention, customer count), seasonality, and critical accounting estimates. SEC Round 2 Comments #2–5: follow-up on segment reporting, stock-based compensation assumptions, and known trends. FY2023: Revenue $612.4M, EBITDA $138.7M, Net Income $41.3M. FY2022: Revenue $478.4M. 28% YoY growth.
27Item 303 — LiquidityLiquidity and Capital ResourcesMD&A — Liquidity73–76Eric JohannsenEric Johannsen2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comment #21: requested more detail on credit facility terms and liquidity sources. $150M Keypoint revolver, ~$65M drawn, SOFR + 200 bps. Cash and equivalents $84.2M (FY2023).
28Item 303 — Critical Accounting EstimatesCritical Accounting Policies and EstimatesMD&A — Critical Accounting76–78Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesYesTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comment #22 and Round 2 Comments #6–7: revenue recognition, stock-based compensation valuation, internal-use software capitalization, and goodwill impairment testing.
29Item 303 — Non-GAAPNon-GAAP Financial Measures (Adj. EBITDA)MD&A — Non-GAAP Measures71–72Eric JohannsenEric Johannsen2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comments #19–20: prominence of non-GAAP measures and reconciliation presentation. Adj. EBITDA $138.7M (22.6% margin). Reconciliation from net income $41.3M to Adj. EBITDA $138.7M.
30Item 303 — Known TrendsKnown Trends, Demands, Commitments, Events, or UncertaintiesMD&A — Trends68–70Eric JohannsenEric Johannsen2023-10-02FinalNoYesTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 2 Comment #5: requested discussion of known trends including AI/ML adoption in healthcare, CMS reimbursement changes, and labor market dynamics.
31Item 304Changes in and Disagreements with AccountantsN/AN/AClaire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-01-22Not applicable — no change in accountants. Kellerman & Associates LLP has been auditor since inception.
32Item 305Quantitative and Qualitative Disclosures About Market RiskMD&A — Market Risk78–79Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-02-05Interest rate risk (Keypoint facility SOFR + 200 bps), foreign currency risk (immaterial), credit risk. $150M facility; ~$65M drawn.
33Item 401Directors, Executive Officers, Promoters, and Control PersonsManagement — Directors and Executive Officers112–122Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05CEO: Dr. Nathaniel Rourke (Co-Founder, Chairman, age 52); CTO: Margaret Tsujimoto (Co-Founder, age 48); CFO: David Halderman (age 46); GC: Rachel Moynihan (age 44); CMO: Dr. Priya Subramanian (age 50). Directors: Rourke, Tsujimoto, Leonard Corbett (CSP), Diana Coltrane (CSP), Howard Feng (RGE), Carolyn Whittemore (independent), Dr. Samuel Obadina (independent). Classified board: Class I, II, III. SEC Round 1 Comment #23: requested additional biographical detail for Feng and independence analysis — addressed.
34Item 401 — Corporate GovernanceCorporate Governance — Board Committees, Independence, Code of ConductManagement — Corporate Governance118–122Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05Audit Committee: Whittemore (Chair), Obadina, Coltrane. Compensation Committee: Obadina (Chair), Corbett, Whittemore. Nominating & Governance: Corbett (Chair), Feng, Coltrane. Code of Business Conduct adopted. Audit committee financial expert: Whittemore.
35Item 402Executive CompensationExecutive and Director Compensation123–138Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesYesTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comments #24–28: comments on compensation discussion, equity plan awards, perquisites, peer group. SEC Round 2 Comments #6–8: stock-based compensation expense assumptions and Section 162(m) disclosure. Hargrove Prindaux Advisory Group LLC served as compensation consultant. 2014 Stock Incentive Plan: 12M authorized, 11.2M granted (options), 8.4M vested, weighted avg exercise price $3.25. 2024 Equity Incentive Plan: 10,300,000 shares (10% of 103M post-IPO). 2024 ESPP: 2,060,000 shares (2% of 103M), 15% discount. 83(b) elections by 14 employees (2021–2022 restricted stock grants).
36Item 402 — Summary Compensation TableSummary Compensation Table (NEOs)Compensation — SCT126–128Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comment #25: requested clarification on perquisite disclosure thresholds. NEOs: Rourke, Tsujimoto, Halderman, Subramanian, Moynihan.
37Item 402 — Outstanding Equity AwardsOutstanding Equity Awards at Fiscal Year-End TableCompensation — Equity Awards129–131Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comment #26: requested exercise price detail and vesting schedules for each NEO grant.
38Item 402 — Employment AgreementsEmployment Agreements and Severance/CIC ArrangementsCompensation — Agreements132–135Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comment #27: requested quantification of potential severance and CIC payments. Double-trigger CIC for all NEOs. Severance: 12–24 months salary + bonus.
39Item 402 — Director CompensationDirector Compensation TableCompensation — Director Comp136–138Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comment #28: requested disclosure of non-employee director compensation policy effective post-IPO. Annual retainer $50K + $175K RSU grant.
40Item 403Security Ownership of Certain Beneficial Owners and ManagementPrincipal Stockholders139–141Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-08Post-IPO/post-greenshoe: CSP Fund IV 28,000,000 (27.18%), RGE Fund III 16,000,000 (15.53%), Rourke 12,800,000 (12.43%), Tsujimoto 9,600,000 (9.32%), Halderman 2,400,000 (2.33%), Subramanian 1,600,000 (1.55%), Moynihan 1,200,000 (1.17%), other pre-IPO holders 8,400,000 (8.16%), public 23,000,000 (22.33%). Total 103,000,000. SEC Round 1 Comment #29: confirm beneficial ownership methodology — addressed.
41Item 404Transactions with Related Persons, Promoters, and Certain Control PersonsCertain Relationships and Related Party Transactions142–144Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05Series B/D investments by CSP. Series C by RGE. A&R Investors' Rights Agreement (Oct 22, 2020) — terminates upon Qualified IPO (>$200M gross proceeds). A&R Registration Rights Agreement — demand (2), piggyback, S-3 shelf after 12 months. A&R Voting Agreement — terminates upon IPO. Board designee rights. SEC Round 1 Comments #30–32: requested more detail on related party terms — addressed.
42Item 404 — Policies and ProceduresRelated Party Transaction Policies and ProceduresRelated Party Transactions — Policies144Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comment #32: requested description of post-IPO related party transaction approval policy. Audit Committee charter includes review/approval authority.
43Item 407Corporate Governance — Director IndependenceManagement — Corporate Governance119–120Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comment #23: requested independence analysis for Howard Feng. Two independent directors: Whittemore and Obadina. Controlled company exemption under NYSE Section 303A.
44Item 407 — Audit CommitteeAudit Committee — Financial Expert, CharterManagement — Audit Committee120–121Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-01-22Audit Committee Financial Expert: Carolyn Whittemore. Charter adopted. Phase-in for majority independence under NYSE rules.
45Item 501/601Exhibits IndexPart II — ExhibitsII-4 to II-8Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-02-08All required exhibits filed. Includes A&R Certificate of Incorporation (400M common/$0.001 par, 50M preferred blank check), A&R Bylaws, Underwriting Agreement, equity plans, registration rights agreement, credit facility amendment, opinion of C&H, consent of Kellerman, powers of attorney.
46Item 512UndertakingsPart II — UndertakingsII-9 to II-10Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-01-22Standard undertakings for IPO S-1 including Rule 430A, Section 11 undertaking, and indemnification undertaking.
47Item 303 — Segment ReportingSegment Reporting under ASC 280MD&A — Segment70Eric JohannsenEric Johannsen2023-10-02FinalNoYesTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 2 Comment #11: requested disclosure confirming single reportable segment under ASC 280. Added CODM analysis and aggregation criteria discussion.
48Item 303 — SeasonalitySeasonality DiscussionMD&A — Seasonality70–71Eric JohannsenEric Johannsen2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comment #22: requested seasonality discussion. Q4 typically strongest for new contracts; Q1 implementation ramp.
49Item 303 — Key MetricsKey Business Metrics (ARR, NRR, Customer Count)MD&A — Key Metrics66–68Eric JohannsenEric Johannsen2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comment #13: definitions and methodology. ARR, net revenue retention, customer count, average contract value disclosed.
50Part II Item 13Other Expenses of Issuance and DistributionPart II — Item 13II-1Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-02-08Total expenses (excl. Discount): ~$4.2M. SEC registration fee ~$44,280; FINRA fee ~$68,720; NYSE listing fee $295,000; printing $375,000; legal ~$2.0M; accounting $850,000; transfer agent $25,000; miscellaneous $542,000.
51Part II Item 14Indemnification of Directors and OfficersPart II — IndemnificationII-2 to II-3Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-01-22DGCL Section 102(b)(7) and Section 145. A&R Certificate and A&R Bylaws indemnification provisions. D&O insurance: $100M tower.
52Part II Item 15Recent Sales of Unregistered SecuritiesPart II — Item 15II-3 to II-4Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-01-22Series A–D preferred stock conversions. Option exercises under 2014 Plan. All exempt under Section 4(a)(2) and/or Rule 506(b).
53Part II Item 16Exhibits and Financial Statement SchedulesPart II — Item 16II-4 to II-8Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-02-08Cross-reference to Exhibits Index and Financial Statements. No financial statement schedules required (all information in notes).
54Part II Item 17UndertakingsPart II — Item 17II-9 to II-10Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-01-22Same as Item 512 above.
55Signature PageSignatures of Registrant, Principal Executive Officer, Principal Financial Officer, Principal Accounting Officer, and DirectorsSignature PageII-11Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-02-08Signed by Rourke (CEO/Chairman), Halderman (CFO/PAO), and all directors. POA included.
56Item 503(b)Ratio of Earnings to Fixed Charges (if applicable)N/AN/AEric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2023-11-10Not applicable — equity offering only, not debt. No ratio required.
57Item 101 — R&DResearch and Development ActivitiesBusiness — R&D107–108Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comment #14: requested disclosure of R&D spend and pipeline. R&D expense: $142.6M (FY2023), $108.4M (FY2022). R&D tax credits $8.7M (FY2023), $12.4M cumulative carryforward.
58Item 101 — IPIntellectual PropertyBusiness — Intellectual Property103–104Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-01-2262 issued U.S. patents, 28 pending applications. 14 registered trademarks. Trade secrets and proprietary algorithms.
59Item 202 — Transfer AgentTransfer Agent and RegistrarDescription of Capital Stock163Claire DempseyClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-02-08Continental Share Services, Inc. DTC eligibility confirmed. CUSIP 039217105.
60Item 503(c) — Competition RiskRisk Factors — Competition from Established Healthcare IT CompaniesRisk Factors35–37Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comment #5: requested specific competitive risk disclosure. Named principal competitors and market share dynamics.
61Item 503(c) — Customer Concentration RiskRisk Factors — Customer ConcentrationRisk Factors22–23Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comment #4: requested top 10 customer concentration data. No single customer >5% of revenue. Top 10 represent ~28% of revenue.
62Item 503(c) — IPO/Offering RisksRisk Factors — Risks Related to This Offering and Ownership of Our Common StockRisk Factors48–58Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-01-2212 offering-related risk factors including controlled company status, anti-takeover provisions, lock-up expiration, and stock price volatility.
63Item 503(c) — Tax RisksRisk Factors — Tax-Related RisksRisk Factors45–47Sylvia HartwellClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoSylvia Hartwell2024-01-22Section 382 limitations, state nexus exposure (10 states), international tax reform, and R&D credit qualification risk.
64Item 303 — Contractual ObligationsContractual Obligations and Commitments TableMD&A — Commitments75Eric JohannsenClaire Dempsey2023-10-02FinalNoNoEric Johannsen2024-02-05Operating lease obligations, credit facility ($150M revolver), purchase commitments. Total contractual obligations ~$237M.
65Item 10(e)Non-GAAP Financial Measures — Compliance with Regulation G and Item 10(e)MD&A — Non-GAAP Measures71–72Eric JohannsenEric Johannsen2023-10-02FinalYesNoTheodore Langston2024-02-05SEC Round 1 Comment #20: ensure Adj. EBITDA presentation complies with Item 10(e) requirements — equal or greater prominence to GAAP measures. Revised formatting.

COMPLETION SUMMARY

Total Items: 65

[sheet: Financial Statements]

Item #Reg S-X ReferenceRequirement DescriptionS-1 Section / ExhibitResponsible PartyKellerman ContactStatusSEC Comment?Review Notes
FS-1Rule 3-01Audited Balance Sheets (FY2023 and FY2022)F-3Kellerman & Associates LLPRichard Olander / Sonia MelendezFinalNoAudited by K&A. AHT FY2023 total assets $987.6M; FY2022 total assets $742.3M. Revenue FY2023 $612.4M; FY2022 $478.4M.
FS-2Rule 3-02Audited Statements of Operations (FY2023 and FY2022)F-4Kellerman & Associates LLPRichard OlanderFinalYesSEC Round 1 Comments #15–18 on revenue recognition (ASC 606). FY2023 net income $41.3M; FY2022 net income $18.7M.
FS-3Rule 3-03Audited Statements of Comprehensive Income (FY2023 and FY2022)F-4Kellerman & Associates LLPRichard OlanderFinalNoImmaterial OCI items (foreign currency translation). Included on face of income statement.
FS-4Rule 3-04Audited Statements of Stockholders' Equity (FY2023 and FY2022)F-5Kellerman & Associates LLPRichard OlanderFinalNoPre-IPO: 80M shares outstanding, par $0.001. 120M authorized. Preferred stock converted to common upon IPO.
FS-5Rule 3-02Audited Statements of Cash Flows (FY2023 and FY2022)F-6Kellerman & Associates LLPRichard OlanderFinalNoIncludes R&D tax credit impact ($8.7M FY2023; $12.4M cumulative carryforward). Operating cash flow FY2023 $156.8M; FY2022 $112.4M.
FS-6Rules 3-01 to 3-04Notes to Financial StatementsF-7 to F-35Kellerman & Associates LLPSonia MelendezFinalYesSEC comments on stock-based compensation (Note 12), revenue recognition policy (Note 2), related party transactions (Note 16), credit facility (Note 10 — $150M revolver, Keypoint National Bank, SOFR + 200 bps, ~$65M drawn). 2014 Stock Incentive Plan: 12M auth, 11.2M granted, 8.4M vested, WA exercise price $3.25.
FS-7Note 2Summary of Significant Accounting PoliciesF-7 to F-12Kellerman & Associates LLPSonia MelendezFinalYesRevenue recognition (ASC 606), internal-use software (ASC 350-40), stock-based compensation (ASC 718), leases (ASC 842), recently adopted and issued accounting pronouncements.
FS-8Note 3Revenue Recognition — ASC 606 Disaggregation and Contract BalancesF-12 to F-14Kellerman & Associates LLPSonia MelendezFinalYesSEC Round 1 Comments #15–18. Disaggregation by revenue type: SaaS subscription $398.1M (65%), RCM services $153.1M (25%), analytics & consulting $61.2M (10%). Contract assets $42.8M; deferred revenue $87.4M.
FS-9Note 10Debt — Credit FacilityF-22 to F-23Kellerman & Associates LLPSonia MelendezFinalNo$150M senior secured revolving credit facility with Keypoint National Bank, N.A. (Agent) and Stonemill Capital Bank. SOFR + 200 bps. ~$65M drawn at FY2023. Maturity March 15, 2027. Leverage ≤ 3.50x; FCC ≥ 1.25x.
FS-10Note 12Stock-Based Compensation — ASC 718F-25 to F-28Kellerman & Associates LLPSonia MelendezFinalYesSEC Round 2 Comments #6–8. 2014 Plan: 12M authorized, 11.2M granted, 8.4M vested. WA exercise price $3.25. Black-Drubeck assumptions disclosed. SBC expense FY2023 $28.4M; FY2022 $19.7M.
FS-11Note 16Related Party TransactionsF-31 to F-32Kellerman & Associates LLPSonia MelendezFinalYesCSP and RGE investment rounds, monitoring fees, board designee arrangements. Monitoring agreement terminates upon IPO.
FS-12Note 18Income TaxesF-33 to F-35Kellerman & Associates LLP / Sylvia HartwellSonia MelendezFinalNoEffective tax rate FY2023: 24.3%. R&D tax credits $8.7M (FY2023). Deferred tax assets $34.2M. Cumulative R&D credit carryforward $12.4M. State income tax nexus in 10 states.
FS-13Rule 8-03 / Rule 3-12Interim Financial Statements (if applicable)F-36 to F-42Kellerman & Associates LLPSonia MelendezFinalNoUnaudited Q3 2023 interim financials included in initial filing; updated in S-1/A (Feb 5, 2024). Nine months ended Sept 30, 2023 revenue $447.8M; net income $28.6M.
FS-14Rule 3-05Financial Statements of Businesses AcquiredN/AN/AN/AN/A — Not ApplicableNoNo material acquisitions requiring separate financial statements.
FS-15Rule 11-01Pro Forma Financial InformationN/AN/AN/AN/A — Not ApplicableNoNo pro forma required — primary offering only, no acquisitions.
FS-16Regulation S-XAuditor's Report / Consent of Independent Registered Public Accounting FirmPart II — Exhibit 23.1Kellerman & Associates LLPRichard OlanderFinalNoConsent filed as exhibit. K&A is independent registered public accounting firm. Unqualified opinion on FY2023 and FY2022 financial statements.
FS-17Regulation S-XNon-GAAP Financial Measures Reconciliation (Adj. EBITDA)MD&A — Non-GAAP MeasuresEric Johannsen / K&ASonia MelendezFinalYesSEC Round 1 Comments #19–20 on Adj. EBITDA ($138.7M; ~22.6% margin) reconciliation and prominence. Revised presentation per SEC guidance. Reconciliation: Net Income $41.3M + D&A $47.2M + Interest $3.9M + Tax $13.3M + SBC $28.4M + Other $4.6M = Adj. EBITDA $138.7M.

[sheet: Healthcare & SaaS Specific]

Item #Disclosure CategoryRequirement / Best Practice DescriptionS-1 SectionResponsible PartyStatusSEC Comment?Review Notes
HC-1HIPAA & Data PrivacyDescription of HIPAA compliance program, data security measures, breach history, and BAA framework with hospital system customersBusiness — Regulatory; Risk FactorsEric Johannsen / AHT (Moynihan)FinalYesSEC Round 1 Comment #6: requested enhanced HIPAA risk factor. Revised. AHT platform serves 1,200+ hospital systems — extensive PHI handling. No material breach incidents reported.
HC-2FDA RegulationClinical decision support software — FDA regulatory status (21st Century Cures Act exemptions for CDS)Business — RegulatoryEric JohannsenFinalNoAHT platform qualifies for CDS exemption under 21st Century Cures Act. Disclosed risk factor if FDA classification changes.
HC-3Government Payor ProgramsMedicare/Medicaid exposure, Stark Law, Anti-Kickback Statute, False Claims Act complianceBusiness — Regulatory; Risk FactorsEric Johannsen / AHT (Subramanian)FinalYesSEC Round 1 Comment #11: requested specificity on government payor revenue percentage and compliance program details. ~18% of customer revenue attributable to government payor-dependent facilities.
HC-4Cybersecurity (Item 106)Cybersecurity risk management, strategy, and governance disclosure per new Reg S-K Item 106CybersecurityClaire Dempsey / AHT (Tsujimoto)FinalYesSEC Round 2 Comment #1: required additional cybersecurity governance disclosure and board oversight description. New item — addressed in S-1/A. Annual third-party penetration testing; SOC 2 Type II certification.
HC-5SaaS Key Business MetricsARR, net revenue retention rate, customer count, average contract value, churn rateBusiness — Key Metrics; MD&AEric Johannsen / AHT (Halderman)FinalYesSEC Round 1 Comment #13: requested definition and methodology for key SaaS metrics. ARR $648.2M, NRR 118%, 1,200+ customers, ACV ~$540K, gross churn <5%. Revenue $612.4M with 28% YoY growth.
HC-6Revenue Recognition — ASC 606Multi-element arrangements (SaaS subscription, implementation, RCM services), contract modifications, variable considerationMD&A; Financial Statements NotesEric Johannsen / KellermanFinalYesSEC Round 1 Comments #15–18: extensive comments. Detailed breakout of performance obligations and timing of recognition. SaaS recognized ratably; implementation over delivery period; RCM as services rendered.
HC-7Interoperability & Health IT StandardsONC certification, interoperability requirements, information blocking rulesBusiness — TechnologyClaire Dempsey / AHT (Tsujimoto)FinalNoAHT Arbor Platform interoperability standards described. HL7 FHIR API compliance. ONC Health IT certification maintained.
HC-8Customer ConcentrationDisclosure of material customer relationships and revenue concentration riskRisk Factors; BusinessEric JohannsenFinalYesSEC Round 1 Comment #4: requested disclosure of top 10 customer revenue concentration. No single customer >5% of revenue. Top 10 represent ~28% of total revenue.
HC-9State Licensing & CredentialingState-level regulatory requirements for RCM services and clinical operationsBusiness — RegulatoryClaire DempseyFinalNoAHT operates across 42 states. Nexus in 10 states for tax (MA, NY, CA, TX, IL, FL, PA, OH, NJ, GA). State licensing requirements for RCM services disclosed.
HC-10Stock-Based Compensation Valuation409A valuation methodology for pre-IPO option grants, cheap stock analysisMD&A — Critical Accounting; CompensationEric Johannsen / Sylvia Hartwell / KellermanFinalYesSEC Round 2 Comments #6–8: requested detail on valuation methodology and IPO-date fair value for stock-based compensation. 2014 Plan grants at WA exercise price $3.25. 83(b) elections by 14 employees. Section 409A compliance confirmed. Third-party 409A valuations obtained quarterly since 2021.
HC-11Evergreen Equity Plan ProvisionsDisclosure of annual evergreen increase in 2024 Equity Incentive Plan (3% of outstanding shares)Compensation — Equity PlansClaire Dempsey / Sylvia HartwellFinalNo2024 Plan: 10,300,000 shares reserved + 3% annual evergreen. 2024 ESPP: 2,060,000 shares, 15% discount, semi-annual offerings, Section 423 qualified.
HC-12Section 162(m) LimitationsPost-IPO deduction limitations for covered employee compensation exceeding $1MCompensationSylvia HartwellFinalYesSEC Round 2 Comment #8. Disclosed impact on deductibility of executive compensation post-IPO. Tax Cuts and Jobs Act eliminated performance-based exception.
HC-13HITECH Act ComplianceHealth Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act — breach notification, EHR incentivesBusiness — Regulatory; Risk FactorsClaire Dempsey / AHT (Moynihan)FinalNoHITECH breach notification procedures described. No reportable breaches. Penalties up to $1.9M per violation category.
HC-14AI/Machine Learning Regulatory RiskEmerging regulatory framework for AI/ML in clinical decision supportRisk Factors; BusinessEric Johannsen / AHT (Tsujimoto)FinalNoDisclosed risk of evolving AI/ML regulation impacting AHT's clinical decision support algorithms. FDA guidance on AI/ML-based SaMD referenced.
HC-15Cloud Infrastructure & HostingDescription of cloud infrastructure, Meridian Technologies/Azure dependency, uptime SLAs, disaster recoveryBusiness — TechnologyClaire Dempsey / AHT (Tsujimoto)FinalNoPlatform hosted on Meridian Technologies (primary) and Azure (DR). 99.95% uptime SLA for Tier 1 customers. Multi-region redundancy. SOC 2 Type II and HITRUST CSF certified.
HC-16Controlled Company StatusNYSE controlled company exemption disclosure — CSP and RGE combined voting powerRisk Factors; Corporate GovernanceEric JohannsenFinalNoCSP (27.18%) + RGE (15.53%) = 42.71% combined. With Rourke (12.43%) and Tsujimoto (9.32%) under voting agreement (pre-IPO), collectively >50%. Controlled company exemption under NYSE Section 303A disclosed.
HC-17Section 382 AnalysisNet operating loss and R&D credit carryforward — Section 382 limitation riskRisk Factors; Notes to Financial StatementsSylvia HartwellFinalNoSection 382 analysis completed. No ownership change triggered. R&D credit carryforward $12.4M not limited. IPO does not trigger >50% ownership change based on 5% shareholder analysis.
HC-18International Expansion RisksDisclosure of planned international expansion and associated regulatory, currency, and operational risksRisk Factors; BusinessEric JohannsenFinalNoCurrently U.S.-only operations (42 states). Disclosed plans for Canadian and UK market entry in 2025. Foreign currency risk currently immaterial.

[sheet: Part II & Exhibits]

Exhibit No.DescriptionDocument TitleFiling MethodResponsible PartyStatusReview Notes
1.1Underwriting AgreementUnderwriting Agreement dated February 8, 2024, among AHT and Whitfield Barrow & Co., LLC (as Representative), Calloway Pierce Securities LLC, Velthorn Capital Partners Inc., and Pemberton Wallis LLCFiledEric JohannsenFinalExecuted Feb 8, 2024. 20,000,000 shares at $18.80/share (net of $1.20 discount). NY law governs.
3.1Certificate of IncorporationAmended and Restated Certificate of Incorporation of Arbor Health Technologies Inc.FiledClaire DempseyFinalFiled with DE SoS on Feb 13, 2024. 400M common, 50M preferred (blank check). Anti-takeover: no written consent, 66⅔% supermajority bylaw amendment, Section 203 DGCL.
3.2BylawsAmended and Restated Bylaws of Arbor Health Technologies Inc.FiledClaire DempseyFinalAdopted Feb 8, 2024. Advance notice 90–120 days. Classified board.
4.1Specimen Stock CertificateForm of Common Stock Certificate (CUSIP 039217105)FiledClaire DempseyFinalTransfer agent: Continental Share Services, Inc.
4.2Registration Rights AgreementAmended and Restated Registration Rights Agreement dated October 22, 2020FiledEric JohannsenFinal2 demand rights, piggyback, S-3 shelf after 12 months post-IPO. 180-day standstill.
4.3Description of Capital StockDescription of Registrant's Securities Registered Pursuant to Section 12FiledClaire DempseyFinalCommon stock and anti-takeover provisions description.
5.1Opinion re: LegalityOpinion of Calderwood & Harkness LLP — Validity of SharesFiledTheodore LangstonFinalDated Feb 13, 2024. Shares validly issued, fully paid, non-assessable under DGCL.
8.1Opinion re: Tax MattersOpinion of Calderwood & Harkness LLP — Tax Matters (Sylvia Hartwell)FiledSylvia HartwellFinalU.S. federal income tax consequences to non-U.S. holders.
10.1Credit AgreementCredit Agreement dated March 15, 2022, among AHT, Keypoint National Bank, N.A. (Agent), and Stonemill Capital BankFiledEric JohannsenFinal$150M senior secured revolver. SOFR + 200 bps. Leverage ≤ 3.50x; FCC ≥ 1.25x. Maturity March 15, 2027.
10.2First Amendment to Credit AgreementFirst Amendment to Credit Agreement dated January 18, 2024FiledEric JohannsenFinalIPO-related modifications: change of control, permitted equity issuance, mandatory prepayment.
10.32024 Equity Incentive PlanArbor Health Technologies Inc. 2024 Equity Incentive PlanFiledClaire DempseyFinal10,300,000 shares. Adopted Jan 15, 2024, effective upon IPO. 3% annual evergreen.
10.42024 ESPPArbor Health Technologies Inc. 2024 Employee Stock Purchase PlanFiledClaire DempseyFinal2,060,000 shares. 15% discount. Section 423 qualified. Semi-annual offering periods.
10.52014 Stock Incentive PlanArbor Health Technologies Inc. 2014 Stock Incentive PlanFiledClaire DempseyFinal12M authorized, 11.2M granted, 8.4M vested, WA exercise $3.25.
10.6Form of Stock Option Agreement (2024 Plan)Form of Stock Option Agreement under 2024 Equity Incentive PlanFiledClaire DempseyFinalISO and NQSO. 4-year vesting, 1-year cliff.
10.7Form of RSU Agreement (2024 Plan)Form of Restricted Stock Unit Agreement under 2024 Equity Incentive PlanFiledClaire DempseyFinalSettlement within 60 days of vesting. 409A compliant.
10.8Form of Lock-Up AgreementForm of 180-day Lock-Up AgreementFiledEric JohannsenFinalLock-up from Feb 8, 2024 to Aug 6, 2024. ~45 signatories, ~80M shares. Exceptions: estate planning, 10b5-1, open market (with WB consent), 10% tax withholding RSUs.
10.9Employment Agreement — CEOEmployment Agreement between AHT and Dr. Nathaniel RourkeFiledClaire DempseyFinalBase salary $650,000. Target bonus 100%. Double-trigger CIC. Severance: 24 months salary + 2x bonus.
10.10Employment Agreement — CTOEmployment Agreement between AHT and Margaret TsujimotoFiledClaire DempseyFinalBase salary $550,000. Target bonus 80%. Double-trigger CIC. Severance: 18 months salary + 1.5x bonus.
10.11Employment Agreement — CFOEmployment Agreement between AHT and David HaldermanFiledClaire DempseyFinalBase salary $500,000. Target bonus 75%. Double-trigger CIC. Severance: 18 months salary + 1.5x bonus.
10.12Employment Agreement — GCEmployment Agreement between AHT and Rachel MoynihanFiledClaire DempseyFinalBase salary $475,000. Target bonus 65%. Double-trigger CIC. Severance: 12 months salary + 1x bonus.
10.13Employment Agreement — CMOEmployment Agreement between AHT and Dr. Priya SubramanianFiledClaire DempseyFinalBase salary $525,000. Target bonus 70%. Double-trigger CIC. Severance: 18 months salary + 1.5x bonus.
10.14Indemnification AgreementForm of Indemnification Agreement with Directors and OfficersFiledClaire DempseyFinalStandard D&O indemnification. Advancement of expenses. Mandatory indemnification to fullest extent permitted under DGCL.
10.15Investors' Rights AgreementAmended and Restated Investors' Rights Agreement dated October 22, 2020FiledEric JohannsenFinalTerminates upon Qualified IPO (>$200M gross proceeds). Information rights, board observer rights.
10.16Voting AgreementAmended and Restated Voting Agreement dated October 22, 2020FiledEric JohannsenFinalTerminates upon IPO. Board designee provisions for CSP (2 seats), RGE (1 seat).
10.17Lease Agreement — HQOffice Lease Agreement for 275 Kendall Avenue, Suite 1400, Cambridge, MA 02142FiledClaire DempseyFinal10-year term commencing June 1, 2019. Annual rent ~$4.8M. Renewal option for 5 additional years.
21.1SubsidiariesList of Subsidiaries of Arbor Health Technologies Inc.FiledClaire DempseyFinal3 wholly-owned subsidiaries: Arbor Analytics LLC (DE), Arbor RCM Services Inc. (DE), Arbor Health Solutions Ltd. (UK, dormant).
23.1Consent of AuditorsConsent of Kellerman & Associates LLPFiledKellerman (Olander)FinalDated as of effective date Feb 8, 2024.
23.2Consent of Issuer's CounselIncluded in Exhibit 5.1FiledTheodore LangstonFinalConsent incorporated in opinion of Calderwood & Harkness LLP.
24.1Power of AttorneyPowers of Attorney (included in signature page of S-1)FiledClaire DempseyFinalPOA granted by each director and signing officer.
107Filing Fee TableCalculation of Registration FeeFiledClaire DempseyFinalMax aggregate offering $460M (23,000,000 shares × $20.00) × $0.00009627 = ~$44,280 SEC fee. FINRA fee ~$68,720.

[sheet: SEC Comment Tracker]

Comment #RoundSEC Comment DateSEC Staff DivisionS-1 Section AffectedReg S-K ItemComment SummaryResponse DateResponse SummaryC&H DrafterReviewerAHT Management InputStatusNotes
1Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceProspectus SummaryItem 503(a)Clarify revenue model — distinguish SaaS subscription revenue from services/RCM revenue2023-12-22Added detailed revenue breakdown by category (SaaS subscriptions, RCM outsourcing, analytics services) with percentage of total revenue for FY2023 ($612.4M) and FY2022 ($478.4M)Eric JohannsenTheodore LangstonDavid Halderman provided breakout dataClearedNo follow-up in Round 2
2Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceRisk FactorsItem 105Healthcare regulatory risk factors are generic — provide company-specific disclosure2023-12-22Revised risk factors to include AHT-specific regulatory exposure across 42 states, HIPAA compliance program details, and specific compliance cost estimatesClaire DempseyTheodore LangstonRachel Moynihan / Dr. Priya SubramanianCleared
3Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceRisk FactorsItem 105Data privacy risk factor should address state privacy laws (CCPA, etc.) in addition to HIPAA2023-12-22Added state privacy law discussion including CCPA, CMIA, and emerging state health data lawsClaire DempseyTheodore LangstonRachel MoynihanCleared
4Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceRisk FactorsItem 105Customer concentration risk — provide specificity on top customer revenue percentages2023-12-22Disclosed that no single customer exceeds 5% of revenue and top 10 customers represent approximately 28% of total revenueClaire DempseyTheodore LangstonDavid HaldermanCleared
5Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceRisk FactorsItem 105Cybersecurity risk factor is boilerplate — make company-specific given healthcare data handled2023-12-22Revised cybersecurity risk factor to address PHI-specific risks, SOC 2/HITRUST certifications, and AHT's specific threat landscapeClaire DempseyTheodore LangstonMargaret TsujimotoCleared
6Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceRisk Factors; BusinessItem 105 / Item 101Enhanced HIPAA risk factor — describe specific compliance measures and breach history2023-12-22Added detailed description of HIPAA compliance program, Privacy Officer role, training program, BAA framework, and confirmation of no material breachesEric JohannsenTheodore LangstonRachel MoynihanCleared
7Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceRisk FactorsItem 105Competition risk factor should identify principal competitors by name or category2023-12-22Revised to identify principal competitors by category (large EHR vendors, specialized clinical analytics, population health platforms) and competitive dynamicsClaire DempseyTheodore LangstonDr. Priya SubramanianCleared
8Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceUse of ProceedsItem 504Quantify expected repayment amount on Keypoint revolving credit facility from IPO proceeds2023-12-22Added specific disclosure that approximately $65M of net proceeds will be used to repay outstanding balance on Keypoint facility, with terms (SOFR + 200 bps; maturity March 15, 2027)Eric JohannsenTheodore LangstonDavid HaldermanCleared
9Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceDilutionItem 506Provide dilution sensitivity analysis at multiple price points within and outside the range2023-12-22Added dilution table showing dilution per share at $15.00, $17.00, $18.00, $19.00, and $21.00 price points in addition to range midpointClaire DempseyTheodore LangstonDavid HaldermanCleared
10Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceBusinessItem 101Provide clearer description of Arbor Platform architecture and technology stack2023-12-22Enhanced Business section with detailed platform architecture description, including cloud infrastructure (Meridian Technologies/Azure), data processing pipeline, AI/ML components, and integration capabilitiesEric JohannsenTheodore LangstonMargaret TsujimotoCleared
11Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceBusiness — RegulatoryItem 101Government payor exposure — quantify percentage of customer base reliant on Medicare/Medicaid2023-12-22Added disclosure that approximately 18% of AHT customer revenue is attributable to facilities with significant government payor dependence, with description of compliance programEric JohannsenTheodore LangstonDr. Priya Subramanian / David HaldermanCleared
12Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceBusiness — CompetitionItem 101Competitive landscape disclosure insufficient — identify competitive differentiators2023-12-22Revised competition section to include specific competitive advantages (integrated platform, analytics capabilities, hospital system focus), market positioning, and barriers to entryEric JohannsenTheodore LangstonDr. Priya SubramanianCleared
13Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceBusiness — Key Metrics; MD&AItem 101 / Item 303Define and provide methodology for key SaaS business metrics (ARR, NRR, customer count)2023-12-22Added definitions section with detailed methodology for ARR ($648.2M), NRR (118%), customer count (1,200+), ACV (~$540K), and gross churn (<5%)Eric JohannsenTheodore LangstonDavid HaldermanCleared
14Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceBusiness — R&DItem 101R&D pipeline — describe current development initiatives and expected timeline2023-12-22Added description of R&D pipeline including next-generation analytics engine, AI-powered clinical alerts, and expanded interoperability features, with general timeline expectationsEric JohannsenTheodore LangstonMargaret TsujimotoCleared
15Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceMD&A — Revenue RecognitionItem 303Provide more detail on ASC 606 revenue recognition for multi-element SaaS arrangements2023-12-22Expanded MD&A discussion of performance obligations, allocation of transaction price, and timing of recognition for subscription, implementation, and RCM contractsEric JohannsenTheodore LangstonDavid Halderman / Kellerman (Sonia Melendez)ClearedRelated to Comments #16–18
16Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceMD&A — Revenue RecognitionItem 303Distinguish between revenue recognized over time vs. at a point in time under ASC 6062023-12-22Added disclosure that substantially all revenue is recognized over time (SaaS subscriptions ratably; RCM as services rendered; implementation over delivery period)Eric JohannsenTheodore LangstonKellerman (Sonia Melendez)Cleared
17Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceFinancial StatementsReg S-XContract asset and deferred revenue balances — explain significant changes year-over-year2023-12-22Added narrative explaining increase in contract assets ($42.8M from $31.2M) driven by multi-year contracts and deferred revenue increase ($87.4M from $62.1M) from annual billing cyclesEric JohannsenTheodore LangstonKellerman (Sonia Melendez)Cleared
18Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceFinancial StatementsReg S-XVariable consideration estimates in RCM arrangements — describe methodology and constraints2023-12-22Added disclosure of variable consideration methodology for RCM contracts, including constraint analysis and historical accuracy of estimatesEric JohannsenTheodore LangstonKellerman (Sonia Melendez)Cleared
19Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceMD&A — Non-GAAP MeasuresItem 10(e)Adj. EBITDA presentation — ensure GAAP measure has equal or greater prominence2023-12-22Revised presentation to lead with GAAP net income ($41.3M) before presenting Adj. EBITDA ($138.7M), with clear reconciliation tableEric JohannsenTheodore LangstonDavid HaldermanCleared
20Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceMD&A — Non-GAAP MeasuresItem 10(e)Explain usefulness of Adj. EBITDA and why management uses this metric; address each adjustment2023-12-22Added detailed explanation of why management believes Adj. EBITDA is useful, with line-by-line discussion of each adjustment (SBC $28.4M, D&A $47.2M, etc.)Eric JohannsenTheodore LangstonDavid HaldermanCleared
21Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceMD&A — LiquidityItem 303Provide additional detail on credit facility terms, covenants, and availability2023-12-22Enhanced liquidity discussion with detailed credit facility description: $150M revolver, Keypoint National Bank (Agent) and Stonemill Capital Bank, SOFR + 200 bps, financial covenants (leverage ≤ 3.50x, FCC ≥ 1.25x), availability ~$85MEric JohannsenTheodore LangstonDavid HaldermanCleared
22Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceMD&A — Critical AccountingItem 303Critical accounting estimates — discuss sensitivity and range of possible outcomes2023-12-22Added qualitative and quantitative sensitivity analysis for revenue recognition, stock-based compensation, internal-use software capitalization, and goodwillEric JohannsenTheodore LangstonKellerman (Sonia Melendez)Cleared
23Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceManagement — DirectorsItem 401Provide additional biographical detail for Howard Feng and analyze his independence2023-12-22Expanded biography for Howard Feng (RGE Fund III designee) and added independence analysis concluding he is not independent due to RGE affiliationClaire DempseyTheodore LangstonRachel MoynihanCleared
24Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceExecutive CompensationItem 402Provide additional detail on compensation philosophy and peer group selection2023-12-22Added discussion of Hargrove Prindaux Advisory Group LLC engagement, peer group composition (15 public healthcare SaaS companies), and pay-for-performance alignmentClaire DempseyTheodore LangstonRachel MoynihanCleared
25Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceExecutive CompensationItem 402Clarify perquisite disclosure thresholds and identify all perquisites by NEO2023-12-22Added line-item perquisite disclosure for each NEO exceeding $25,000 threshold (including executive health benefits, commuting allowance for Halderman)Claire DempseyTheodore LangstonRachel MoynihanCleared
26Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceExecutive CompensationItem 402Outstanding equity awards — provide exercise price detail and vesting schedules for each grant2023-12-22Enhanced outstanding equity awards table with grant-by-grant detail including grant dates, exercise prices, vesting schedules, and expiration datesClaire DempseyTheodore LangstonRachel MoynihanCleared
27Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceExecutive CompensationItem 402Quantify potential severance and change-in-control payments for each NEO2023-12-22Added quantified severance and CIC payment table for each NEO assuming triggering event on December 31, 2023Claire DempseyTheodore LangstonRachel MoynihanCleared
28Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceExecutive CompensationItem 402Non-employee director compensation — describe post-IPO compensation policy2023-12-22Added description of non-employee director compensation policy effective upon IPO: $50K annual retainer + $175K RSU grant, committee chair premiumsClaire DempseyTheodore LangstonRachel MoynihanCleared
29Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinancePrincipal StockholdersItem 403Confirm beneficial ownership calculation methodology and footnote assumptions2023-12-22Added detailed footnotes explaining beneficial ownership methodology, including treatment of outstanding options (60-day exercise), post-IPO share counts, and greenshoe impactClaire DempseyTheodore LangstonRachel MoynihanCleared
30Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceRelated Party TransactionsItem 404Provide more detail on terms of CSP Series B and Series D investments2023-12-22Added disclosure of Series B ($35M, 2017) and Series D ($85M, 2020) investment terms, including liquidation preferences (now converted), anti-dilution protections, and board seat rightsEric JohannsenTheodore LangstonRachel MoynihanCleared
31Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceRelated Party TransactionsItem 404Describe terms of A&R Registration Rights Agreement in greater detail2023-12-22Enhanced description of RRA: 2 demand registrations, unlimited piggyback, S-3 shelf after 12 months, lockup/standstill provisions, 180-day blackout following IPOEric JohannsenTheodore LangstonRachel MoynihanCleared
32Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceRelated Party TransactionsItem 404Describe post-IPO related party transaction approval policy and procedures2023-12-22Added description of Audit Committee charter authority to review and approve all related party transactions exceeding $120,000 threshold, consistent with Item 404 requirementsClaire DempseyTheodore LangstonRachel MoynihanCleared
33Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceRisk FactorsItem 105Anti-takeover provisions risk factor — describe specific provisions and their potential effects2023-12-22Enhanced risk factor with specific disclosure of classified board, no written consent, 66⅔% supermajority, Section 203 DGCL, advance notice provisions, and blank check preferredClaire DempseyTheodore LangstonRachel MoynihanCleared
34Round 12023-12-08Division of Corporation FinanceRisk FactorsItem 105Lock-up expiration risk — describe potential market impact of lock-up r