How to handle late and no-show clients
Tired of empty exam rooms from inconsiderate clients? The right confirmations sent at the right times help reduce no-shows and late arrivals.
Practice Management
Lightening up the conversation on obesity
The perceived resistance of clients in discussing obesity is mostly rooted in how veterinary professionals decide to approach the conversation. Fortunately, research tells us how we can increase the odds of pet owner compliance.
Selling services without being a used car salesperson
Used car salespeople get a bad rap. We all know they are just trying to make a living, but that does not keep almost every young veterinarian from invoking this simile when faced with the prospect of proposing expensive pet care. They find it hard to shake the feeling price may determine whether a patient lives or dies—we all do.
Selling services without being a used car salesperson
Used car salespeople get a bad rap. We all know they are just trying to make a living, but that does not keep almost every young veterinarian from invoking this simile when faced with the prospect of proposing expensive pet care. They find it hard to shake the feeling price may determine whether a patient lives or dies—we all do.
FTC noncompete ban: A vet’s perspective
Veterinarians can now freely transition between employers or start their own practices without the fear of legal repercussions. This change opens a range of career opportunities, including full-time roles, part-time engagements, and gig work.
The Lighter Side: “Always a new day”
This is a monthly cartoon feature that highlights the humorous and light-hearted perspectives in the world of animals and veterinary care.
Spectrum of care: The business case for improving access to veterinary medicine
When spectrum of care is practiced, veterinarians offer a range of diagnostic and treatment options that vary in their expense, invasiveness, and intensity. Ultimately, this style of practice offers a way to serve more patients and clients by offering some level of care instead of an all-or-nothing approach.
Why your practice needs to be cyber safe
A little knowledge and training, plus the right technology and practice policies, can help veterinary practices enhance their cybersecurity and stay one step ahead of cyber criminals.
Why do vets increasingly shun practice ownership?
There are so many powers in play (educational, generational, familial, and geographical factors, etc.), but columnist, Dr. Patty Khuly lists top four she considers as the most daunting stumbling blocks to practice ownership.
Improving heartworm preventative compliance
Clients must understand the need and urgency for heartworm preventatives. Here are eight steps your team can take to sell more doses and get clients to give them.