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Communications Program
VetGate USA offers veterinarians the ability to communicate and consult with their clients through each clinic's own Web page.
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VetGate USA offers veterinarians the ability to communicate and consult with their clients through each clinic's own Web page. Veterinarians can use the Web-based communication system to schedule herd health programs with their clients, set dates for annual check-ups and vaccinations, dispense products and communicate with clients via e-mail. VetGate USA also increases medical compliance-helping improve associated health care delivery and medical outcomes, according to the company.
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VetGate USA is suitable for use in small animal, equine and production animal veterinary practices. VetGate USA allows clients to communicate with other experts in veterinary medicine such as university scientists, industry technical service veterinarians, consulting nutritionists, specialty practice veterinarians and animal behavior specialists. According to the company, this allows veterinarians to offer clients added services and expertise.
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