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A recent American Pet Products Association survey revealed that two-thirds of American households own pets. Dogs and cats live in over 110 million households collectively. Your veterinary practice can help pet owners provide their pets with the best lives possible. However, owners will eventually need to generate end-of-life plans. This process should include evaluating a Read More...

As a veterinarian, you already know the vital importance of dogs coming into your clinic to receive routine physical exams. After all, regular wellness visits are key to addressing health concerns early, including detecting signs of disease, noting body weight issues, and ensuring that your client’s furry friend is living a healthy life. There’s a Read More...

A 2022 survey found that many American workers quit their jobs because they felt unappreciated by companies. The survey also discovered that about two-thirds of employees admit they would work harder than they currently do if their employers were more grateful for their daily contributions. Has your medical practice created a strong company culture by Read More...

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, over 1 million receptionists are responsible for answering telephone calls and greeting guests at offices nationwide. But unfortunately, companies don’t always show these essential employees enough gratitude. Is your company doing enough to showcase your appreciation for a receptionist? You should recognize their hard work on the second Read More...

According to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, dental practices perform more than 500 million dental procedures each year. From root canals to dental restorations, Americans are serious about dental health. As a dentist, you should always secure dental consent forms for treatment to get permission from patients. You may leave your practice open to Read More...

According to the National Center for Health Statistics, more than 50 million surgical procedures take place in the U.S. annually. From cardiac catheterizations to total hip replacements, surgeries are very common. Before having surgery, American adults must sign medical consent forms on behalf of themselves or their children, depending on their age. A patient consent form for Read More...

Medical practitioners constantly seek to improve patient outcomes at their medical centers. Implementing efficiency tools while trying to maximize patient care results can be challenging. One option is implementing Six Sigma healthcare, which seeks efficiency improvements without sacrificing what’s best for the patient. Weave offers multiple software solutions to help you use these lean processes Read More...

According to the American Medical Association, the number of doctors with private practices has decreased dramatically. Over 60% of doctors worked for private medical practices a decade ago, but today, around 45% work for private medical practices. Do you have a medical license from an accredited medical school and an interest in starting your private Read More...

If you own a veterinary practice, you undoubtedly care about the animals you treat. Keeping your practice up to date with the latest and greatest in veterinary technology can ensure that your furry patients receive the best care possible and that their owners feel confident in your practices. In this guide, we’ll break down how Read More...

Are you spending too much (or too little) on staffing for your veterinary practice? Finding the right balance of employees and their workload is key to ensuring that your clinic is profitable and provides the best care to your pet patients and clients. Keep reading to learn more about balancing team staffing needs to maximize Read More...

Has your vet clinic got a plan to stop infections from spreading? You can prevent outbreaks and maintain a more sterile environment by following a strict veterinary clinic cleaning checklist.  Doesn’t a well-maintained, clean clinic protect everyone while reflecting well on your standard of care? Reliable cleanliness in your veterinary clinic ensures a safe environment Read More...

Is veterinary technician burnout common? You might be asking this question if you’ve come across material about burnout and compassion fatigue inciting physical and emotional exhaustion due to: Chronic workplace stress. Medical errors. Increased training costs from higher turnover. Unsatisfied pet owners.   Still, is it normal to feel this way in the veterinary field? Read More...