Durable Medical Equipment

What is Durable Medical Equipment?

Durable Medical Equipment (DME) is medical equipment that is made to be used repeatedly to help a person manage a health condition or recover from an illness or injury.

Examples include equipment such as:

WheelchairsHospital bedsOxygen equipmentWalkers

What data do we have?

Intent.Health provides data across several categories to help you find, understand, and research Durable Medical Equipment organizations.

The categories below cover all the data we have for Durable Medical Equipment organizations and the different aspects you can use to filter them. You can also use the Search Filters bar to quickly find a specific filter or field.

Search Filters

1Technology Stack
2Medicare Claims - Supplier (Overall)
3Medicare Claims - Drug & Nutritional
4Risk Score
5Identifier
6Location
7Medicare Claims - DME Category
8Beneficiary Demographics
9Classification
10Organization Intent
11Financials
12Medicare Claims - Prosthetic & Orthotic
13Chronic Conditions (%)
a–jInside a DME supplier profile

Technology Stack

The Technology Stack section helps you find Durable Medical Equipment organizations based on the software, systems, and technologies they use.

You can search using:

Technology keywords

Search using technology keywords to find organizations where those technologies have been detected.

The Technology Stack shows you the technology and software a Durable Medical Equipment organization uses.

Medicare Claims - Supplier (Overall)

The Medicare Claims - Supplier (Overall) section helps you find Durable Medical Equipment suppliers based on their overall Medicare claims activity.

You can search and filter using:

Counts

Amounts

HCPCS Count

Minimum0

Maximum0

Drag the handles to set a range.

For each amount or count, you can enter a minimum and maximum value to narrow your search.

Medicare Claims - Drug & Nutritional

The Medicare Claims - Drug & Nutritional section helps you find Durable Medical Equipment suppliers based on their Medicare claims activity for drugs and nutritional products or services.

You can search and filter using:

HCPCS Count #: The number of different HCPCS codes associated with the supplier's drug and nutritional claims.
Beneficiaries Count #: The number of Medicare patients associated with those claims.
Claims Count #: The total number of Medicare claims reported for the supplier.
Services Count #: The total number of drug and nutritional services reported in the claims.
Submitted Charges ($) $: The total amount the supplier charged for the reported services.
Medicare Allowed Amt ($) $: The total amount Medicare recognizes as the allowed amount for the reported services.
Medicare Payment Amt ($) $: The total amount Medicare paid for the reported services.
Medicare Standard Amt ($) $: The standard amount used in the Medicare data for the reported services.

For each field, you can enter a minimum and maximum value to narrow your search.

Risk Score

The Risk Score section helps you find Durable Medical Equipment suppliers based on the average health risk score of the Medicare beneficiaries they serve.

Avg HCC Risk Score

The average HCC (Hierarchical Condition Category) risk score of the Medicare beneficiaries associated with the supplier. This score helps show how medically complex or likely to need healthcare a group of beneficiaries may be. A higher score generally means the beneficiaries have greater health needs.

For this field, you can enter a minimum and maximum value to narrow your search.

Avg HCC Risk ScoreMin – Max

0.80 – 1.60

Lower health needsGreater health needs

Illustration only: the darker the group, the more medically complex the beneficiaries in the range you selected.

Identifier

The Identifier section helps you find a specific DME supplier using its identifying information.

You can search by:

Location

The Location section helps you find Durable Medical Equipment suppliers based on where they are located.

You can search and filter using:

State: Find DME suppliers in a specific U.S. state. The filter includes all U.S. states.
City: Find DME suppliers located in a specific city.
ZIP Code: Find DME suppliers using a specific ZIP code.
Country: Find DME suppliers in a specific country.
Radius (Miles): Find DME suppliers within a selected distance of the ZIP code you entered.

Medicare Claims - DME Category

The Medicare Claims - DME Category section helps you find Durable Medical Equipment suppliers based on their Medicare claims activity for DME products and services.

You can search and filter using:

HCPCS Count #: The number of different HCPCS codes associated with the supplier's DME claims.
Beneficiaries Count #: The number of Medicare patients associated with the supplier's DME claims.
Claims Count #: The total number of Medicare claims reported for the supplier's DME activity.
Services Count #: The total number of DME services reported in the claims.
Submitted Charges ($) $: The total amount the supplier charged for the reported DME services.
Medicare Allowed Amt ($) $: The total amount Medicare recognizes as the allowed amount for the reported DME services.
Medicare Payment Amt ($) $: The total amount Medicare paid for the reported DME services.
Medicare Standard Amt ($) $: The standard amount used in the Medicare data for the reported DME services.

For each field, you can enter a minimum and maximum value to narrow your search.

The Medicare Claims - DME Category section helps you find DME suppliers based on their Medicare DME activity, including the number of patients, claims, and services, as well as the amounts charged, allowed, paid, and recorded as the standard amount.

Beneficiary Demographics

The Beneficiary Demographics section helps you find Durable Medical Equipment suppliers based on the demographic information available about the Medicare beneficiaries they serve.

Each field has a Has data option, which lets you find suppliers where information is available for that demographic. You can filter by:

Age

Sex

Race & ethnicity

Medicare & Medicaid coverage

The Beneficiary Demographics section helps you find DME suppliers based on the demographic information available about the Medicare beneficiaries they serve, including age, sex, race and ethnicity, and Medicare and Medicaid coverage.

Classification

The Classification section helps you find Durable Medical Equipment suppliers based on their provider specialty.

You can search for:

Provider specialty

You can search for a specific specialty or classification associated with the DME supplier.

Organization Intent

The Organization Intent section helps you find Durable Medical Equipment suppliers based on the topics, products, services, or solutions they have been researching or showing interest in.

You can enter keywords related to areas such as , , , or in the search field.

You will find suppliers associated with those interests.

Financials

The Financials section helps you find Durable Medical Equipment suppliers based on their size, revenue, funding, and funding history.

You can search and filter using:

Employees
Find DME suppliers based on the number of employees they have. You can enter a minimum and maximum number.
Annual Revenue ($)
Find DME suppliers based on how much money they make in a year. You can enter a minimum and maximum revenue amount.
Total Funding ($)
Find DME suppliers based on the total amount of funding they have received. You can enter a minimum and maximum funding amount.
Latest Funding ($)
Find DME suppliers based on the amount of money they received in their most recent funding. You can enter a minimum and maximum amount.

Latest Funding Type

Find DME suppliers based on the type of their most recent funding or financial transaction.

You can also use the search field under Latest Funding Type to quickly find a specific funding type.

Last Raised From & Last Raised To

Last Raised From Most recent funding raised on or after this date. Last Raised To Most recent funding raised on or before this date.

Medicare Claims - Prosthetic & Orthotic

The Medicare Claims - Prosthetic & Orthotic section helps you find Durable Medical Equipment suppliers based on their Medicare claims activity for prosthetic and orthotic products and services.

You can search and filter using:

HCPCS Count #: The number of different HCPCS codes associated with the supplier's prosthetic and orthotic claims.
Beneficiaries Count #: The number of Medicare patients associated with the supplier's prosthetic and orthotic claims.
Claims Count #: The total number of Medicare claims reported for the supplier's prosthetic and orthotic activity.
Services Count #: The total number of prosthetic and orthotic services reported in the claims.
Submitted Charges ($) $: The total amount the supplier charged for the reported prosthetic and orthotic services.
Medicare Allowed Amt ($) $: The total amount Medicare recognizes as the allowed amount for the reported services.
Medicare Payment Amt ($) $: The total amount Medicare paid for the reported services.
Medicare Standard Amt ($) $: The standard amount recorded in the Medicare data for the reported services.

For each field, you can enter a minimum and maximum value to narrow your search.

Chronic Conditions (%)

The Chronic Conditions (%) section helps you find Durable Medical Equipment suppliers based on the chronic conditions seen among the Medicare beneficiaries associated with them.

Each condition has a Has data option, which lets you find suppliers where information is available for that condition. You can filter by:

The Chronic Conditions (%) section helps you find DME suppliers based on whether information is available about the health conditions seen among the Medicare beneficiaries they serve.

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Inside a DME supplier profile

Within each Durable Medical Equipment organization profile, you can view detailed information about the organization across several sections.

Basic Details

The Basic Details section gives you a quick overview of the DME supplier, including who it is, where it is located, and basic information about its size, revenue, and contact details.

You can see:

Supplier Name: The name of the DME supplier.
DME Supplier ID: The unique ID assigned to the DME supplier by Intent.Health.
Address: The supplier's physical address.
Primary Location: The supplier's main city and state.
Industry: The industry the supplier belongs to.
Group Employees: The total number of employees across the organization or group.
Group Revenue: The total revenue reported for the organization or group.
Phone: The supplier's main phone number.
Country: The country where the supplier is located.
Website: A link to the supplier's website.
LinkedIn: A link to the supplier's LinkedIn page.
Facebook: A link to the supplier's Facebook page.
X / Twitter: A link to the supplier's X (Twitter) page.
Employees: The number of employees associated with the supplier.
Annual Revenue: The estimated annual revenue of the supplier.

You can also use the Look Alike feature to find similar organizations.

Provider Classification

The Provider Classification section provides additional information about how the DME supplier is classified in the available healthcare data.

You can see:

State FIPS Code: A code used to identify the state where the supplier is located.
Rural/Urban Code: A code used to classify the area where the supplier is located as rural or urban.
Provider Specialty: The type or specialty of the healthcare supplier.
Specialty Source: Shows where the provider specialty information comes from.
Rural/Urban Description: A description of the geographic area where the supplier is located.

Medicare Claims Overview

The Medicare Claims Overview section gives you a summary of the DME supplier's Medicare claims activity.

The data is divided into four views:

OverallDMEProsthetic & OrthoticDrug & Nutritional

Overall: Shows the supplier's Medicare claims activity across all categories.
DME: Shows claims activity related to Durable Medical Equipment.
Prosthetic & Orthotic: Shows claims activity related to prosthetic and orthotic products and services.
Drug & Nutritional: Shows claims activity related to drugs and nutritional products and services.

For each view, you can see:

HCPCS Count: The number of different HCPCS codes associated with the supplier's claims.
Beneficiaries: The number of Medicare patients associated with the reported claims.
Claims: The total number of Medicare claims reported.
Services: The total number of services reported in the claims.
Submitted Charges: The total amount the supplier charged for the reported services.
Medicare Allowed: The total amount Medicare recognizes as the allowed amount for the reported services.
Medicare Payment: The total amount Medicare paid for the reported services.
Medicare Standard: The standard amount recorded in the Medicare data for the reported services.

Beneficiary Demographics

The Beneficiary Demographics section gives you a snapshot of the Medicare beneficiaries associated with the DME supplier. It shows information about their age, health risk, gender, race and ethnicity, and Medicare and Medicaid coverage.

You can see:

Average Age: The average age of the Medicare beneficiaries associated with the supplier.
HCC Risk Score: The average health risk score of the beneficiaries associated with the supplier. This helps indicate the overall health needs of the beneficiary group.
Gender: The number of beneficiaries identified as female or male.
Race / Ethnicity: The number of beneficiaries in each available race or ethnicity group.
Age Brackets: The number of beneficiaries in different age groups, including under 65, 65–74, 75–84, and over 84.
Entitlement: The number of beneficiaries who have both Medicare and Medicaid coverage and the number who have Medicare only.

Chronic Conditions (% of Beneficiaries)

The Chronic Conditions (% of Beneficiaries) section shows the percentage of the DME supplier's Medicare beneficiaries who are recorded as having different chronic health conditions.

The conditions are grouped into:

Cardiovascular

Atrial Fibrillation: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having an irregular heartbeat.
Heart Failure: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having heart failure.
Hypertension: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having high blood pressure.
Hyperlipidemia: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having high levels of cholesterol or other fats in the blood.
Ischemic Heart Disease: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having heart disease caused by reduced blood flow to the heart.
Stroke / TIA: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having had a stroke or TIA, which is a temporary interruption of blood flow to the brain.

Metabolic & Renal

Diabetes: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having diabetes.
Chronic Kidney Disease: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having long-term kidney disease.
COPD: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, a group of lung conditions that can make breathing difficult.
Asthma: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having asthma.

Musculoskeletal

Osteoporosis: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having weakened bones.
Rheumatoid / Osteoarthritis: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having rheumatoid arthritis or osteoarthritis, which affect the joints.
Parkinson's Disease: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having Parkinson's disease, which affects movement.

Mental Health

Alzheimer's / Dementia: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having Alzheimer's disease or dementia.
Anxiety: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having an anxiety disorder.
Bipolar: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having bipolar disorder.
Depression / Bipolar Mood: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having depression or bipolar mood conditions.
Major Depressive: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having major depressive disorder.
PTSD: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having post-traumatic stress disorder.
Schizophrenia / Psychotic: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having schizophrenia or a psychotic disorder.

Other

Cancer: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having cancer.
Alcohol / Drug Use: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as having alcohol or drug use conditions.
Tobacco Use: The percentage of beneficiaries recorded as using tobacco.

Intent Signals

The Intent Signals section shows the topics, products, services, or solutions that the Durable Medical Equipment supplier has been researching or showing interest in.

The profile displays active keywords that represent these areas of interest.

You can also use the Look Alike feature to find other organizations with similar areas of interest.

Technology Stack

The Technology Stack section shows the software, systems, and technologies that the Durable Medical Equipment supplier uses.

You can also use the Look Alike feature to find other organizations with similar technology stacks.

Financial Overview

The Financial Overview section gives you a quick view of the Durable Medical Equipment supplier's financial information.

You can see:

Group Revenue: The estimated annual revenue of the organization or group.
Total Funding: The total amount of funding the organization has received.
Latest Funding Received: The type of funding or financial transaction from the organization's most recent funding activity.
Latest Funding Amount: The amount of money received in the organization's most recent funding activity.
Last Raised: The date when the organization most recently raised funding.

You can also use the Look Alike feature to find other organizations with a similar financial profile.

AI Assistant Ishi

Each Durable Medical Equipment supplier profile includes Ishi, an AI-powered assistant that helps you quickly understand the supplier and explore the information available about it.

Ishi provides an AI-generated summary of the supplier and lets you ask questions and have a conversation about the organization.

You can also ask Ishi for practical help, such as:

Suggesting ways to approach the supplierCreating an outreach strategyDeveloping a personalized pitchDrafting an email…and much more

Executive Departments

The Executive Departments section shows the different departments within the Durable Medical Equipment supplier and the number of executives associated with each department.

You can see departments such as Information Technology, Finance, Operations, Marketing, Sales, Human Resources, Medical & Health, and more.

Clicking on a department shows the executives associated with that department. You can then open an individual executive profile to view more information about them.

The detailed information available for each executive is explained on our Executive Details page.

Events

The Events section within each organization profile provides an overview of the organization's healthcare event participation, including past and upcoming events.

Past Events: View healthcare events the organization has attended in the past.
Upcoming Events: View healthcare events the organization is going to attend in the future.

Questions teams ask

Durable Medical Equipment FAQs

What is Durable Medical Equipment (DME)?

DME is medical equipment made to be used repeatedly to help someone manage a health condition or recover from an illness or injury. Examples include wheelchairs, hospital beds, oxygen equipment and walkers. Medicare generally covers DME that is medically necessary and prescribed for use in the home.

What is a DME supplier?

A DME supplier provides equipment and related supplies to patients and bills insurers, including Medicare, for them. Intent.Health covers DME suppliers with their Medicare claims activity, beneficiary profile, classification, technology, intent and financials.

What is the difference between DMEPOS categories?

Medicare groups supplier claims into categories. DME covers reusable equipment such as wheelchairs. Prosthetic & Orthotic covers artificial limbs, braces and similar devices. Drug & Nutritional covers drugs and nutritional products supplied through DME billing. Intent.Health lets you filter by each category and by overall supplier activity.

What is an HCPCS code?

HCPCS (Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System) codes identify the products, supplies and services billed to Medicare, including equipment and devices. HCPCS Count shows how many different codes a supplier has billed, which helps indicate the breadth of its product range.

What do submitted charges, allowed amount and payment amount mean?

Submitted charges are what the supplier billed. The Medicare allowed amount is what Medicare recognizes for those services. The Medicare payment amount is what Medicare actually paid. The standard amount adjusts payments so suppliers in different areas can be compared.

What is the HCC risk score?

The Hierarchical Condition Category (HCC) risk score estimates how medically complex a group of Medicare beneficiaries is. A higher average score generally means the supplier serves patients with greater health needs. You can filter suppliers by a range of average scores.

What can Beneficiary Demographics tell me?

It shows aggregate information about the Medicare patients a supplier serves, including age groups, sex, race and ethnicity, and Medicare-only versus dual Medicare-Medicaid coverage. Each field has a Has data option to find suppliers where that information is available.

What does the Chronic Conditions filter show?

It shows the share of a supplier's Medicare beneficiaries with conditions such as diabetes, COPD, heart failure, hypertension or chronic kidney disease. This helps you find suppliers serving patient populations relevant to your products. The data is aggregate and does not identify individual patients.

Can I find DME suppliers by location or specialty?

Yes. Filter by state, city, ZIP code, country and radius, or search by provider specialty in the Classification section. Each profile also shows rural or urban classification codes.

Do intent signals mean a DME supplier is ready to buy?

No. Organization Intent shows topics a supplier has been researching. It is a useful reason to investigate, but it does not confirm a purchase, budget or timeline.

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Editorial note: Product screens on this page are recreated, masked examples, not live records. Medicare claims, risk score, demographic and chronic condition fields come from Medicare data and describe aggregate beneficiary populations; field availability varies by supplier and reporting period.

Durable Medical Equipment

What data do we have?

HCPCS Count

Risk Score

Avg HCC Risk Score

Age

Sex

Race & ethnicity

Medicare & Medicaid coverage

Employees

Annual Revenue ($)

Total Funding ($)

Latest Funding ($)

Latest Funding Type

Last Raised From & Last Raised To

Basic Details

Provider Classification

Medicare Claims Overview

Beneficiary Demographics

Chronic Conditions (% of Beneficiaries)

Intent Signals

Technology Stack

Financial Overview

AI Assistant Ishi

Executive Departments

Events

Durable Medical Equipment FAQs