When a pet comes into the hospital, the DVM will make note of any abnormalities noticed in their examination, along with any diagnostic testing or treatments that were recommended. These clinical records help both the veterinarian and the pet owner know what has happened to their pet in the past.
Did you know the average 2-DVM veterinary practice is paying around $43,000 per year just in credit card processing fees? At first glance, your provider’s rate doesn’t seem too costly, but as practice owners know, they add up quickly and could be costing you more staff, better equipment, or a reliable cash flow.
90% of Americans use customer service as a factor in deciding whether or not to do business with your clinic. Here are 10 ideas for improving client service that you can implement right away.
Whether looking for an easier way to connect with clients, make diagnoses and treatment plans, organize your day, or help you relax, there’s an app for that.
While your vision statement is where you’re going, and mission statement is what you’ll do to get there, your veterinary core values are how you approach work everyday.
Simplifying payment processing is a game-changer for veterinary clinics that want to spend more time on their patients.
