Doing more with in-house equipmentDecember 19, 2023There are equipment trends changing how general practices deliver care: minimally invasive surgery, ultrasound, and panoramic dental imaging. Utilization of these tools presents as a learning opportunity to veterinary technicians and allows general practice to offer more services.
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Elevating patient care with in-house equipmentNovember 30, 2022Adding new equipment to your practice expands the services you can offer clients, whether it is a portable ultrasound unit, a new dental or surgical suite, or a CT scan.
Equipment buying for beginnersMay 26, 2022Sometimes purchasing new equipment can be very overwhelming in the veterinary industry.
Which equipment purchase option is right for your practice?April 11, 2022For practice owners, a common question is, “How do I expand and improve operations when it relates to purchasing expensive equipment?”
Helpful equipment in orthopedicsNovember 16, 2021Although there is a wide variety of tools and equipment available, often the simple tools are the ones we reach for the most frequently.
When selecting digital X-ray equipment, there are many factors to considerNovember 4, 2021Digital X-ray equipment should work within your practice and your workflow and start to generate return on investment quickly.
Strategic planning: How to invest in equipmentMay 4, 2021At each stage of equipment purchase, it’s important to take into account such things as cost, support, warranties, and, perhaps most important, who is using it.
How rehabilitation services adjusted to the new normalMarch 5, 2021When the COVID-19 pandemic began, the pain didn’t go away for animals with injuries and degenerative conditions—and neither did their rehabilitative care.
Three reasons why now is a good time to invest in capital equipmentNovember 16, 2020As veterinarians continue to adapt to COVID-driven procedures and slowly refill their schedules, they can’t afford to lose sight of the indicator of a healthy practice—the bottom line.
In tip-top shape: Simple upkeep to extend the life of your equipmentAugust 19, 2020Maintaining equipment per the manufacturer can lead to better patient outcomes, as well as less downtime, frustration, and financial burden throughout your clinical practice.
