Licensed California pharmacist. On site, not on a call.
California pharmacy compliance, run like a system.
Pharmasys Solutions keeps surgery centers, clinics, and pharmacies licensed, audited, and survey-ready, led by a licensed California pharmacist who is on site, not on a call. California only, and only clinics, surgery centers, and pharmacies.
Free. No proposal unless you ask for one.
You get a written summary of what we saw by the next business day.
A person confirms your booking the same business day.
What we do
Licensing Projects. Board of Pharmacy licenses for clinics, FQHCs, and surgery centers (B&P 4180/4190), pharmacy openings, DEA registration, changes of ownership, and change of location. Every round of Board correspondence answered until the license issues.
Compliance Programs. Quarterly consultant pharmacist reviews (B&P4182/4192), medication-use audits with scored reports, corrective action tracking to closure, and survey readiness for CMS and accreditation.
Auditing, Policies and Special Projects. Complete California policy manuals, 340B program integrity for FQHCs, probation compliance for pharmacies, dispensing-practice reviews.
Operating on a physician's license was fine. Until it wasn't.
California clinics and surgery settings that purchase medications at wholesale have their own license categories, and surveyors, wholesalers, and health-center counsel are increasingly asking for them. We take the project from readiness check to issued license, policies included, with the Board's questions answered until final action.
One visit. One scored report. One plan, tracked until closed.
300+ California sites a year and 10,000+ audit visits since 2018, across health systems, surgery centers, clinics, and pharmacies. Three licensing projects opened in September 2026. Reports delivered the same week, findings tracked to closure, every document survey-ready. No binders that sit on shelves; records a surveyor can actually follow. If we find money on the table (supplier pricing, licensing structure, waste contracts), you hear about it in the same report.
