If you own a veterinary practice, you must ensure that your hiring practices comply with state and federal law. There are a number of laws on the books that are intended to protect job applicants from discrimination. In fact, there are so many anti-discrimination laws on the books that veterinary practice owners sometimes inadvertently fail […]
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Avoiding Employment Discrimination Claims as a Veterinary Practice Owner
If you own a veterinary practice, it is imperative that you take steps to reduce your liability risk in a variety of areas. One risk area that veterinary practice owners sometimes overlook is hiring. As a veterinary practice owner, you must ensure that your hiring practices are compliant with state and federal law. Given the […]
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Things to Look Out for When Entering a Veterinary Practice Lease
If you are planning on opening up your own veterinary practice, it’s imperative that you enter into a lease that will allow your business to thrive. All too often, veterinarians shoot themselves in the foot by entering into unfavorable leases. A bad lease can severely hinder your business, robbing you of valuable profits that could […]
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How to Improve the Efficiency of Your Veterinary Practice
When it comes to owning a veterinary practice, efficiency is everything. To put it simply: efficient practices thrive, and inefficient practices fail. Therefore, whether you currently own your own veterinary practice or you plan on purchasing one in the future, you should familiarize yourself with the following ways to improve the efficiency of your veterinary […]
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How to Improve the Efficiency of Your Veterinary Practice
When it comes to owning a veterinary practice, efficiency is everything. To put it simply: efficient practices thrive, and inefficient practices fail. Therefore, whether you currently own your own veterinary practice or you plan on purchasing one in the future, you should familiarize yourself with the following ways to improve the efficiency of your veterinary […]
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What Should I Put in My Veterinary Business Plan?
At the foundation of every strong business is a solid business plan. Therefore, if you’re considering starting your own veterinary practice, a well-crafted business plan is a must. A business plan serves two primary functions. First, it allows you to define your goals and chart a course for their achievement. Second, it provides you with […]
Continue reading…Families First Coronavirus Response Act Update
On March 14, 2020, the U.S. House of Representative passed H.R. 6201, Families First Coronavirus Response Act, the complete bill is available here. The U.S. Senate has yet to vote on the bill and it has yet to be enacted into law. The intent of the bill is to guarantee free coronavirus testing, secure paid […]
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Tips for Starting Your Own Veterinary Practice
As a veterinarian, the prospect of starting your own practice is exciting. Being your own boss, setting your own hours, and watching your business grow and flourish are just a few of the reasons that you should consider starting your own veterinary practice. However, like most big endeavors, there are several things you should consider […]
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Common Legal Problems for Veterinarians
Running a veterinary practice is a rewarding and unique experience. However, like all worthwhile endeavors, it isn’t without its challenges. For example, veterinarians are particularly vulnerable to legal problems. Luckily, many of these issues can be avoided with proper planning. And even when a legal challenge arises, it can often be resolved with the assistance […]
Continue reading…Covid-19 Precautions and Your Appointment Schedules: Alternative Appointments?
Setting alternative appointments may be a good decision for public health and the economic health of your business. While most of our veterinary and dental clients inform us they have yet to feel a significant (or modest) slowdown of services, there is a quickly moving trend to request veterinarians and dentists to reschedule or cancel […]
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