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Getting Your Ducks In A Row: Preparing For A Start-up Or Expansion Project
by Richard Armstrong | Published 08/23/2007 | Practice Acquisition & Start-up : Vet | Office Design & Construction : Vet
Migrating ducks instinctively know that their survival depends on the leadership of one individual. Following the lead duck, they have the best chance of staying on course. Failure to follow the leader puts the flock at risk of being scattered in all directions. As you embark on your new hospital project, you can learn a lot from these ducks.
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Hospital Construction: Using a Consulting Team to Build Project Success
by Kelly TerWisscha | Published 09/23/2007 | Office Design & Construction : Vet
Constructing a new veterinary facility can be a daunting task that requires time and focus, not to mention a considerable financial investment. So what’s the best way to ensure you get your money’s worth and the outcome you’re hoping to achieve?
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Is It Time To Expand Your Hospital?
by Christine Merle | Published 09/23/2007 | Practice Management & Marketing : Vet | Office Design & Construction : Vet
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.
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Insurance Considerations for Your Remodel or New Pet Hospital
by Jay O'Brien | Published 12/07/2007 | Office Design & Construction : Vet
There are several areas to consider that can save you future insurance dollars when you build or remodel your hospital or clinic. To realize the most savings, the time to address them is while you’re in the early planning stages!
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Don't Get Left Behind: Three Critical Ways to Keep Your Veterinary Practice Competitive, and Profitable
by Keith Richter | Published 03/12/2007 | Equipment & Technology : Vet | Practice Management & Marketing : Vet | Office Design & Construction : Vet
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.
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Branding Your Business Through Design
by Janice Cox | Published 09/23/2007 | Practice Management & Marketing : Vet | Office Design & Construction : Vet
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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