
Based on the financial data on hand and past trends, heres what I think the new year could bring for our nations veterinary practices.
Based on the financial data on hand and past trends, heres what I think the new year could bring for our nations veterinary practices.
The feline sector is the biggest untapped growth opportunity for companion animal veterinarians. Here's how to become more feline-friendly (and how you'll benefit).
Digital radiography has the better image, says dentistry-focused veterinarian Dave Nicol, BVMS. But, boy, those computed radiography cassettes are a lot cheaper for the veterinary practice manager to replace if something goes south.
Most people loathe digging into financial details. But a diligent approach will help your project succeed.
6 ideas to keep clients content while they wait in your veterinary practice.
Putting these tips into use if your animal housing can lead to fewer stressed-out pets.
A study by analyst John Volk on behalf of the North American Pet Health Insurance Association uncovered some key findings that may surprise youand some you likely knew all along.
We made a list and checked it twice. Make sure you didn't miss any of these articles your colleagues gobbled up this year.
An MBA/CVPM weighs in on what it takes to manage a clinic.
Why you should (or shouldn't) buy that new piece of equipment just because you're hungry for a tax benefit. (Did you remember we have a new president coming with tax ideas of his own??)
Money creates tension in veterinary hospitals between associates and owners. Dissolving that tension is no small feat, but CVC educators Denise Tumblin, CPA, and Ernie Ward, DVM, try in these two videos.
One of the weirdest communication tools around turned us into a paperlessor at least less-paperveterinary practice. Here's how to do your homework and get a worried team over the hump. The rubber chicken helps.
To my veterinary clients. And I don't feel bad about it.
Price cuts put smiles on veterinary clients faces. But your practice can suffer if you overuse them. Then what do you do?
Efficiency is hip and waiting rooms are client-friendly
"Veterinarians are not most income-productive in administrative positions," warns Mark Opperman, CVPM.
This Firstline reader wonders about the right approach to handling missed charges after the veterinary client has left the hospital. Bash Halow weighs in.
You've picked out a great digital dental radiography unit. You can live with the price. But are you sure everyone's excitement will translate to plenty of use and a decent ROI?
Huge does not equal practical
A new online tool is aimed at creating price transparency for students considering veterinary school.
How does your practice compare to these top-performing hospitals?
Figure out the best approach for your practice to meet your veterinary clients' needs and keep your practice financially healthy.
Well-Managed Practices say decreasing patient fear and anxiety is increasing veterinary visits and revenue.
This practice manager set out to achieve her dream of owning a practice and discovered that change and success can go hand in hand.
Yes, but CVC educator Brian Conrad wants you WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE.
Getting the most out of your clinic's footprint is the new sexy design
When you're saving for retirement, it's understandable that you'd get caught up in the big-picture stuff, but don't let these "little" financial problems sneak up on you.
Understand the system, but use breaks in the context of your clinic's needs.