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Work Order Management

Every Work Order Has a Status. Every Blocker Has an Owner.

In most DME operations, work orders live in spreadsheets, sticky notes, and the dispatcher's memory. Nobody knows which orders are ready to route, which are blocked, or why. CareLogix gives every work order a clear status, a readiness score, and a visible blocker, from the moment a referral arrives through the moment billing is submitted.

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Screenshot of CareLogix control tower dashboard showing work order status pipeline with readiness scores

When Work Orders Live in Spreadsheets, Nobody Sees the Full Picture

A DME provider processing 200 work orders per week has, at any given moment, orders in a dozen different states: waiting for prior auth, waiting for equipment, waiting for patient confirmation, ready to route, routed but not dispatched, dispatched but not completed, completed but not billable. Each state has different owners, different timelines, and different risks.

In most operations, this information is scattered. Intake tracks their queue in one spreadsheet. The warehouse tracks equipment availability in another. The dispatcher holds route readiness in their head. Billing finds out what is missing weeks after the visit. And the branch manager has no single view of the operation.

The consequences are predictable: blocked work orders are discovered when a dispatcher tries to route them. Equipment that should have been ordered three days ago sits unrequested. A patient who was never confirmed gets a tech on their doorstep. Work that was completed cannot be billed because nobody told the tech to collect a signature.

This is not a technology problem; it is an orchestration problem. No single system owns the work order lifecycle, so nobody can see it. CareLogix changes that.

How It Works

  1. 1

    Order Received

    Work orders enter the system from AI fax intake, manual entry, or API import. Each order is created with a complete data profile: patient, equipment, visit type, payer, physician, and authorization status.

  2. 2

    Readiness Checked

    The system automatically evaluates every order against readiness criteria: Is the prior auth approved? Is the equipment in stock? Is the patient confirmed? Each factor contributes to a readiness score.

  3. 3

    Blockers Identified

    Any factor preventing an order from being routed is surfaced as a named blocker with an assigned owner and a target resolution date. Blockers are visible to everyone who needs to see them.

  4. 4

    Ready Work Enters Routing Pool

    Orders that meet all readiness criteria are automatically available for AI route planning. Blocked orders remain visible in the pipeline but do not consume route capacity or create false availability.

  5. 5

    Full Lifecycle Tracked

    Every status change, every action, every owner is logged with a complete audit trail. From referral received through billing-ready, the entire lifecycle is visible in one view.

Key Capabilities

Status pipeline: received, in-progress, ready, routed, dispatched, completed, billing-ready
Readiness scoring with weighted criteria
Blocked-reason visibility with assigned owners
Full audit trail on every status change
Multi-visit-type support (delivery, pickup, setup, repair, PM, education)
Equipment availability tracking
Prior authorization status monitoring
Patient confirmation status integration
Payer requirement validation
Batch operations for high-volume processing
Custom fields and workflow rules
Branch and location-level views

ROI Impact

Complete lifecycle visibility from referral to billing

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