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Optima Dermatology · Healthcare services

Procurement and close rebuilt for a growing practice platform.

Optima, a growing dermatology platform, partnered with Anqora on Project Optimize — a structured transformation of procurement, finance and operations.

$1.7M

savings from consolidation and renegotiation

7 → 3–5

days to close

The situation

What we walked into

Fragmented workflows and disconnected systems made accurate, timely data hard to get. Unstructured purchasing drove unnecessary spend, and manual work bridged the gaps between tools.

Inventory and purchasing practices varied by practice, creating delays and compliance risk.

What we did

Key actions

  • Consolidated suppliers and standardized contracts across credit-card fees, medical supplies and facilities.
  • Implemented a structured procure-to-pay model with fewer manual approvals and stronger controls.
  • Centralized inventory management to improve spend visibility and prevent shortages.
  • Integrated finance and automation tools to support a faster close.
  • Formalized procurement policy, roles and contract and risk management.

Outcomes

InitiativeResultStatus
Supplier consolidation & renegotiation$1.7M in savingsDelivered
Facility costs50% reductionDelivered
Monthly financial close7 days to 3–5 daysDelivered
Figures are as reported in Anqora program reporting; status shows where each initiative stood.

Systems and tools: Sage Intacct, FloQast, UiPath, Raindrop, Asana.

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