Case Study #1: A low-cost clinic increases cash flow by more than $550,000
VetBilling Case Study #1: How to avoid the five reasons businesses fail and how overcoming these reasons will positively impact your practice. How is it
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Access to Veterinary Care Symposium
VetBilling was honored to be a sponsor and participant in the inaugural Access to Veterinary Care symposium, a groundbreaking collaboration with some of the brightest individuals in the veterinary profession. Our co-founder Suzanne Cannon gave a presentation on how alternative financing options positively impact accessibility of care for pet owners across a broad socioeconomic spectrum.
Gold Standard of Care or Euthanasia: Shouldn’t There Be Something Between These Extremes?
“…[when pet] owners can’t afford to do all the diagnostics and treatment that would be the gold standard, euthanasia is the only option.”
This is a quote from a veterinarian in an article we recently read. But it’s something we’ve heard many times before. Too many times to count, in fact. And it’s a statement with which we STRONGLY DISAGREE.
The Power of Partnership: VetBilling & Brown Dog Foundation
VetBilling and Brown Dog Foundation joined forces in 2016 to help bridge the gap between the cost of veterinary care and saving the family pet.
Problems facing the veterinary profession!
What is the veterinary profession doing to stop the negative trend of new client growth declining every month since January 2015 according to the VHMA
Should the veterinary profession follow human medicine?
Article from our parent company Total Financial Services, Inc. You need a non-emergency medical procedure that costs about $6,000. Since your insurance plan includes
How to Attract New Clients
You do all the right things to get new clients in your door: forward booking, email promotions, appointment reminders, social media and online presence, preventive
Prepayment in human health care becoming more prevalent. A lesson for the veterinary profession?
You need a medical procedure. It costs about $4,000. Because your insurance plan includes a $6,000 annual deductible, your doctor asks you to prepay for