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|Articles|June 10, 2010
Video: Medical recalls are crucial
Author(s)Mark Opperman, BS, CVPM
Checking in on patients following a visit is a great practice builder.
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Following up on a recently discharged patient is much more than a simple courtesy. Veterinary management consultant Mark Opperman, CVPM, notes the value of medical recalls in shoring up—and expanding—a practice’s client base.
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