Boosting care and profit with central monitoring systemsNovember 15, 2021The decision to purchase equipment for your clinic or practice is often a multi-faceted analysis of both the potential benefits to patient care and whether it will bring a return on the investment (ROI).
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Many happy returnsSeptember 19, 2017The task of determining the best return on investment (ROI) on veterinary clinic equipment isn’t easy. Myriad variables enter into purchasing decisions, including cost and tax savings from depreciation; whether to pay cash or finance; operating costs, maintenance, and service plans; personnel costs to operate the equipment; staff training; projected frequency of use; and client charge structure.
