Practice Management

Over the last 25 years, technology has completely reshaped how we work. The last decade has brought massive shifts in how we deliver care, communicate, and manage patient health. And the craziest part? We’re just getting started.

In an era of subscription services, from Netflix to HelloFresh, many veterinary practices have yet to embrace this powerful business model for pet care. As practices face declining visits and high costs, could subscription-based wellness plans be the solution both practices and pet parents need?

National Pet Dental Health Month has helped raise awareness surrounding the dental health of pets, but is the one-month focus limiting progress? Explore ways to ensure pet dental care remains a priority all year long.

AI scribing tools, like other generative AI tools out there, are designed to save you time in day-to-day practice operations. But it’s important to note that not all AI tools are built the same. On top of that, how can you best utilize the tool, and what should you look out for?

The Pet Poison Helpline gets calls every year about pets getting into all sorts of things – from plants to paints. But when it comes to DIY projects in the home, what should pet owners be aware of before starting?

When disaster strikes a community, veterinary practices are in a unique position to help by housing displaced animals. With some practical training and preparation, you can be ready to assist your community’s people and pets when they need it the most.

This month, Labby looks at how the whole practice team can all benefit from conferences, continuing education (CE), and other professional development opportunities.

While the practice of donating used human pacemakers is not new, many organizations in veterinary medicine have abandoned the practice. Now, with pet-specific pacemakers more widely available, a shift away from donated, used human pacemakers is taking place – but social media posts are causing some confusion.

The research study being conducted at Cornell University, funded by the AVMA that looks at veterinary technician optimization opened more spots earlier this month.

The excitement around artificial intelligence stems from its potential to streamline tasks and—in some cases—do the jobs of humans. However, it is essential to note that AI is not about replacing jobs but enhancing them.