Finding the right automation partner for your DME or HME business comes down to more than just features. It’s about aligning with the solution that best supports your current workflows, scale, and long-term goals.
Both Tennr and Notable Systems aim to simplify documentation and reduce administrative burden—but they’re built for different types of businesses and stages of growth.
Centralized Platform vs Flexible Infrastructure
Tennr sells an all-in-one platform model, which can be practical for smaller DME teams or those in the early stages of digital transformation. It’s built to centralize multiple parts of the workflow in one place, which can appeal to teams starting from scratch.
Notable Systems is designed for teams with existing infrastructure; whether that’s a homegrown solution or established platforms like NikoHealth, Brightree, or Parachute Health. If an all-in-one solution would disrupt your operations and you're aiming to optimize rather than overhaul, Notable integrates seamlessly into your existing systems to improve speed, accuracy, and efficiency without major disruption or costly change management.
Managing Risk: Security and Compliance
Adding a new platform to your tech stack often brings new responsibilities—data transfers, system integrations, and compliance oversight. For organizations handling sensitive health and financial data, that can introduce risk and complexity.
Notable Systems minimizes that risk by embedding automation into your existing systems. Our enterprise-grade infrastructure includes SOC 2 compliance and one of the most reliable uptime records, helping you avoid the added friction of platform migration and security reassessment.
Experience, Reliability, and Industry Alignment
Tennr is building its presence in the DME space, with a customer base that currently leans toward smaller suppliers. As a newer entrant, it has yet to demonstrate the multi-year, enterprise-scale deployment track record required by larger DME operations.
Notable Systems has been serving mid-sized and enterprise-level DME and HME organizations for nearly a decade, with a focus on high-volume, high-complexity environments. Our tools are built with direct input from providers and billing professionals, and we’ve continually refined our technology to meet real-world needs.
Leadership matters, too. Notable’s founding team includes technologists and AI ethicists with decades of experience building enterprise solutions. Our CEO is a Harvard senior fellow and frequent speaker on responsible AI adoption in healthcare and education. The broader leadership team brings deep DME and HME revenue cycle expertise, with backgrounds at leading organizations such as Lincare, Enovis, Hanger, and more.
A Thoughtful Approach to Growth
Every company grows differently. Tennr has raised early-stage funding from investors focused on high-risk, fast-growth sectors like cryptocurrency, leading them to emphasize sales and marketing to meet those investors’ expectations.
Notable Systems takes a different path. From day one, we have been mission-driven, with early support from founders and strategic enterprise customers. Our healthtech-focused investors prioritize sustainable value and proven results in complex environments. We prioritize long-term impact with our customers over aggressive publicity and short-term marketing pushes.
Conclusion
If you're a smaller operation building processes from scratch, an all-in-one platform may be a practical starting point. But if your organization already has core systems in place –and you’re looking to reduce denials, improve data accuracy, or scale without replatforming– Notable Systems offers a flexible, secure, and proven alternative.