Order DME for patients with certainty
Replace faxes and follow-ups with digital ordering. Submit complete orders the first time and track when patients receive their equipment.
Trusted by Clinicians Across the Country
Who we help
Ordering DME creates more work than it should
Faxing an order may feel quick in the moment, but it sets off a chain of manual work.
- Missing documentation leads to repeated follow-ups
- Staff spend hours calling suppliers for updates
- Orders disappear into a “black hole” after being sent
- Patients call back when equipment hasn’t arrived
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Guided digital orders with needed documentation
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Orders accepted the first time
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Real-time tracking from submission to delivery
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Shared activity feed with automatic updates
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Fulfillment visibility for you and your patient
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Supplier selection based on performance data
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A Better Way to Order DME
- Guided ordering experience
- Access to a broad supplier network
- Designed for speed at the point of care
- Structured workflows
- Automatic prompts for required documentation
- Fewer delays and rework
- Shared activity feed across care teams and suppliers
- Status updates from submission to delivery
- Less time spent following up
- Visibility into supplier response times, performance
- Accountability across your network
- Confidence patients receive care as expected
How it works
Follow the guide to capture required documentation and insurance requirements upfront.
Orders are routed to the appropriate HME provider.
Monitor progress through delivery confirmation.
Easily send renewal prescriptions and respond to documentation requests to keep patients on therapy.
Parachute connects the entire ecosystem:
This shared network ensures every order is visible, trackable, and coordinated across all stakeholders.
clinicians ordering digitally
HME provider organizations
equipment SKUs
Get started with Parachute
Join the network connecting clinicians, suppliers, and health plans to ensure every patient receives the equipment they need, without the follow-up.
