
News|Articles|May 10, 2018
Tips for transitioning into a high- or low-touch practice
Author(s)Kathryn Primm, DVM, CVPM
Making the change to become high-touch or low-touch with your veterinary practice can seem daunting. Thats why Ive come up with these tip to help you in the right direction.
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Whether you're offering longer visits and better client service or lower prices and shorter appointments, I'm here for you. Being a high-touch or low-touch practice comes with it's challenges, and sometimes it might be hard to even find a place to start with a transition. Take these tips from my session at
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