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The savvy editors at Veterinary Economics are seeing more of these design elements. Here's input from expert veterinary architect Dan Chapel on the pros and cons of jumping on the bandwagon.
I retired and sold my practice 15 years ago. I'm wondering if it is still standard to lease at 10 percent to 12 percent to real estate value?
Don't make a big purchase without considering these questions.
The savvy editors at Veterinary Economics are seeing more of these design elements. Here's input from expert veterinary architects about how to jump on the bandwagon.
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Cat visits have been front and center in discussions about veterinary revenue, business building, and client service in 2012. Of course, this issue has a design element, too. Here's a look at how practices are making cats feel comfortable.
How do I determine when going paperless is financially justified in my veterinary practice?
When this veterinarian was a student he occasionally visited the library-that's when he first saw her.
The best veterinary architects and design experts in one CE location. And three full days to ask them your questions, get one-on-one advice about your plans, and talk to peers and vendors.
I'm an associate paid on production using the ProSal formula. Using this formula, my production is calculated by net income, not gross. Does this mean that I'm technically helping pay for the business?
Make cat owners jump with joy-or at least smile.
New competition and proposed prescription legislation are tough pills to swallow.
We asked veterinarians who just built practices what advice they'd give a peer who was about to embark on this adventure-and they offered up six lessons they learned the trenches.
Even if you think you'll never ever build, you can use these veterinary practices' strategies for conquering clutter, getting organized, and squeezing just a little more out of your current practice environment.
These veterinary practices developed unique spaces for their canine guests. Fresh air. Sunshine. Bright color. What's not to love? (Especially if you're a dog.)
The color choices you make give your veterinary hospital environment its distinct feel and personality. Veterinary architect Wendy Wheeler Martinez talks about why these examples work.
Three veterinary hospitals with enviromentally minded owners try out 16 ideas that could save you resources.
Complex passwords are your best protection, but they can be tricky to remember. Here's how.
An estimated 9 million Americans had their identity stolen last year. Here's what you can do if you find yourself amongst one of them.
Review new research findings about housing and learn about solutions for your veterinary practice that reduce cats' and dogs' stress.
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Weigh the pros and cons before you commit to wellness plans in your veterinary practice.
Use these tips to help your equine practice save money. That extra cash will come in handy as gas prices reach all-time highs this summer.
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