Consider this: if just one routine wellness appointment per day results in a no-show, your practice could be losing significant revenue annually. For surgical procedures or extended appointments, the losses multiply dramatically.
This checklist answers two practical questions for every new veterinary hire in Oregon: what training do they need, and what must you keep in their file?
The Oregon Consumer Information Protection Act is a law that requires businesses, organizations, government agencies, and individuals that collect and maintain personally identifying information to ensure the security of that information.
Oregon’s pet "lemon law" was approved by the state legislature in 2009.
Tips to help reduce malpractice claims and board complaints.
As a practitioner, I found it easier to discuss life and death than dollars and cents. What is it about money, fees, costs, etc. that is so intimidating, daunting, threatening, and downright scary?
Take a moment to consider your current business insurance package. Is your practice adequately prepared for the risks it is most susceptible to?
