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Practice Management & Marketing Articles

  1. Top 10 Reasons To Be Accredited: How Professional Standards Benefit Your Clients and Practice

    by Allison Farey | Published 09/23/2007 | Practice Management & Marketing Vet

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    Providing excellent patient care and building a professional business that is both successful and a nice place to work are common goals for most veterinarians. The AAHA Standards of Accreditation help practices succeed in both. While accreditation is voluntary, the shared experience of preparing for and completing the process benefits the entire practice team.

  2. Inventory Management Made Easier

    by Mike Hughes | Published 03/15/2007 | Practice Management & Marketing Vet

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    Managing inventory in a veterinary practice can feel overwhelming. After all, you must order, stock and note the various uses of 1,000 or more line items. It helps to break the large project into smaller parts. You’ll not only protect your sanity but also save your practice money.

  3. Is It Time To Expand Your Hospital?

    by Christine Merle | Published 09/23/2007 | Practice Management & Marketing Vet |  Office Design & Construction Vet

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    Your hospital has standing room only at the reception desk...you want to offer puppy education to kindergarteners but have no place to hold the animals in your facility...you’re considering consolidating several solo practitioners into a central hospital.

  4. The New Economy: Start Now to Improve Your Practice Value

    by Nancy Willerton | Published 03/18/2009 | Practice Management & Marketing Vet |  Legal & Business Planning Vet

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    You have heard it before: a healthy, well-managed veterinary practice should sell for about one year’s gross revenue. Please toss that rule of thumb out the window — it no longer exists!

  5. Open Communication: The Key to a Smooth Transition

    by Christine Merle | Published 03/18/2009 | Practice Acquisition & Start-up Vet |  Practice Management & Marketing Vet

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    Ensuring your veterinary practice transitions well to a new owner is a shared responsibility for both you and the buyer.

  6. Don't Get Left Behind: Three Critical Ways to Keep Your Veterinary Practice Competitive, and Profitable

    by Keith Richter | Published 03/12/2007 | Practice Management & Marketing Vet |  Equipment & Technology Vet |  Office Design & Construction Vet

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    Today’s rapid advancements in veterinary technology and medical information have spurred an increase in specialized services and practices, with doctors delivering better care than ever for their patients.

  7. Branding Your Business Through Design

    by Janice Cox | Published 09/23/2007 | Office Design & Construction Vet |  Practice Management & Marketing Vet

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All practice financing is subject to credit approval. Business Refinance Program is for business term debt only. Revolving credit and existing Wells Fargo Practice Finance debt are not eligible for consolidation.

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