Finance

You don't have to dig deep to unearth all the benefits of the software sitting right there on your veterinary office computers.

Whether youre building new or remodeling, architect Wayne Usiak, AIA, reveals a few tricks in his spell book for your small veterinary hospital. Wand and top-hat optional.

Yes, say majority of Veterinary Hospital Managers Association respondents.

The interactive tool from the AAVMC compares factors affecting the total cost of attending veterinary school, including in-state and out-of-state tuition and average size of scholarship awards.

Every ambitious associate should share this with their practice owner. (Hint hint! I want to own!) Every smart practice owner should share this with their ambitious associateor start planning to find one. (Hint hint! Id rather sell to you!)

Interest rates pop up in the news from time to time, but many investors don't know much about them beyond "will they or won't they" Federal Reserve coverage and home mortgage rates. However, investors who take the time to learn about interest rates can gain a significant advantage.

New VHMA data doesn't tell you what to doit just tells you what other folks are doing when it comes to in-house and off-site testing.

You can confront todays economic challenges AND remain optimistic about the veterinary field at the same time. Here are 3 tips to help you thrive.

Shawn McVey's Pathway Partners is just the latest in a line of outside investors seeing value in the work of America's veterinary hospitals.

Annual report from WTA Veterinary Consulting and Veterinary Economics examines financial performance of 100 top-performing veterinary practices.

When Wimberley Veterinary Clinic faced the opportunity to remodel, this practice manager and 2016 dvm360/VHMA Practice Manager of the Year contestant also donned the hat of project manager.

In this practice with an employee stock ownership plan, it's share and share alike.

The dumb is in the details when it comes to veterinary hospital design.

Please, PLEASE check these. Architect Heather Lewis at the Veterinary Economics Hospital Design Conference shared these with us at CVC Kansas City.

Architects Heather Lewis and Vicki Pollard shed light on trends they see returning to Americas veterinary practices.

A new report says Millennials lack confidence in the market and in their ability to save an adequate amount for retirement.

When it comes to your retirement investments, there's no time like the present to do a check-up.

Dr. Karen Felsted offers suggestions to help clients pay for costly conditions like diabetes management.

This 2016 dvm360/VHMA Practice Manager of the Year entrant turned suspicion into an investigation, an investigation into an arrest, and an arrest into a happier practice.

A new report shows the expected healthcare costs for a couple retiring this year are 6% higher than the costs faced by a couple that retired last year.

Just because the space was created by an architect doesn't mean the design work is done.

Moving to a new state can save you a lot of money over time. However, high-tax states are often suspicious of such moves, so it's important to keep track of your move-related documents.

And in a world of veterinarians who aren't as interested in business and need someone there to help manage, guide and analyze, well, there's the CVPMs.

Bold colors in your veterinary clinic can make a statement. Such as, "YIKES."

Giving your son or daughter a loan can be mutually beneficial, but only if it's structure properly.

A discussion of DVM responsibility regarding medical records, veterinarian-client-patient relationships and narcotics.

Just because you earn a reasonably high salary doesn't mean you have to hire a financial advisor. Here are the pros and cons of going it alone.

Run the report. Reach out to clients with those patients in a consistent and regular way. It'll be like your veterinary practice management software is just handing you money (maybe, sort of).