Workflow continuity board
Reduce uncertainty where complex case handling creates day-to-day drift.
Certiva DME Workflow Control is case management software for durable medical equipment suppliers with up to 500 active cases. It tracks cases from patient intake through billing follow-up, manages serialized inventory with DMEPOS compliance documentation, automates recurring rental billing cycles and maintains a full audit trail for every case.
See how case management, serialized inventory and billing follow-up become traceable and structured, across every day-to-day step.
Reduce uncertainty where complex case handling creates day-to-day drift.
Support complex workflow execution with clearer day-to-day visibility.
DME operations involve too many moving parts to manage through disconnected tools and manual handoffs.
When case handoffs happen through email, chat, or verbal instruction, steps get missed and the patient or client feels it first.
When serialized inventory is not tracked properly through rentals, replacements and returns, compliance and liability exposure grows.
When billing status and follow-up are managed manually across disconnected tools, unpaid claims and billing gaps stay invisible for too long.
When shipping, replacement and fulfillment steps lack structured tracking, errors get discovered after they have already affected service delivery.
Specialized day-to-day capabilities for DME suppliers, healthcare equipment companies and complex workflow operations.
Track every case from intake through fulfillment, billing and resolution, with task assignment and status visibility at every step.
Maintain full traceability for serialized equipment (rentals, replacements, returns and history) across your entire inventory.
Manage rental agreements, return schedules and equipment status, with the structure your operations and billing teams need.
Track outgoing shipments, replacements and delivery status. So your team knows where every order stands.
Track billing status, outstanding follow-up requirements and dispute resolution. So revenue gaps stay visible.
Access the complete case, inventory and billing history your compliance, audit and management reviews require.
How DME ops and billing leaders decide whether to go deeper.
DME suppliers using Certiva case tracking and exception routing reduce unfulfilled cases by up to 80 percent within the first quarter of deployment.
Certiva DME implementation for SMB suppliers runs 2 to 6 weeks, compared to the 3 to 9 months typical with enterprise DME platforms like Brightree. Most suppliers run a parallel billing cycle then cut over.
Certiva DME Standard supports up to 100 active cases at $500 per month with a 30-day structured pilot option. The pilot fee is credited back when you convert to annual.
The DME Workflow Control System fits operations where complexity across cases, inventory, rentals and billing creates coordination gaps that are difficult to manage with general-purpose tools.
If cases fall between team members, serialized items lose their history, or billing follow-up stalls revenue, this is the system built for your day-to-day complexity.
What DME teams ask before investing in a deeper technical review.
It covers the full day-to-day workflow, from case intake and serialized inventory tracking through rentals, fulfillment, shipping and billing follow-up. Billing is one component of a broader case-to-resolution system.
Yes. Every Certiva demo is for the specific workflow friction your operation faces, whether that is case management gaps, serialized inventory traceability, rental tracking, or billing follow-up bottlenecks.
No. The conversation stays grounded in what the system does today, structured workflow visibility, traceability and follow-up discipline. We do not oversell.
We work through your specific workflow requirements before implementation. So the system is configured around how your operation actually runs, not a generic template.
Yes. The system supports sales, rentals, replacements and returns, with the inventory tracking and billing workflow structure that both transaction types require.