At Dryden Group, our industry experts understand that each healthcare organization requires a customized strategy to streamline procurement and maximize savings. We have years of experience helping these operations develop solutions that ultimately increase their abilities to provide high-level care.

Several examples of our procurement services include:

• Procurement consulting: Our procurement consulting services help you improve one or several areas of your buying process, from proactively identifying problems in your supply chain to evaluating current market trends for prospective cost savings.
• Auditing: Our procurement audits create visibility into all your organization's indirect expenditures, helping identify potential areas to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
• Contract negotiations: We can handle all the elements of your vendor contract negotiations including setting up payment terms, conducting price comparisons with other suppliers and handling invoicing disputes.
• Benchmarking: Procurement benchmarking allows your healthcare organization to identify areas that need improvement by conducting spending analyses, evaluating key performance indicators (KPIs) and comparing your spending patterns to similar companies.
• Program optimization: Our program optimization services analyze your company's purchases to identify areas requiring improvement and implement solutions.
• RFP management services: Our request for proposal (RFP) solutions enable you to select a vendor that best meets your supply requirements at the pricing points you need.
• Spend assessment: Our spend analysis assessments help you enhance vendor partnerships, improve purchasing efficiencies and minimize costs by collecting and analyzing your most critical procurement data.
• Supplier relationship management: Dryden Group's supplier relationship management services help you develop strategies that meet the needs of your operation and budget.
• Mergers and acquisitions: Our mergers and acquisition services allow you to proactively develop a joint procurement plan to maximize the purchasing power of both organizations.