When starting a new Veterinary practice there are so many investments to be made, particularly in equipment, that a professional Practice Management System can seem like a luxury.
“Being able to customise the system for the particular needs of a referral practice has been crucial for us. Vet-One does everything we ask of it” Noel Fitzpatrick – Fitzpatrick Referrals
“The level of recording of stock and batch numbers, and ease of recovery of this information really smoothed the process during a VMD practice inspection. The officer from the VMD remarked how impressed she was by the system” David Hollah – Piddle Valley
We realise the importance of technical support for any Practice Management System. If you are unable to print a label or invoice, for example, you need a quick response to get you up and running because in a busy practice time is money! As Vet-One support engineers can see exactly what you can see on your screen, there are fewer requirements for onsite support or call outs….all upgrades, maintenance and support are carried out remotely by our team of highly skilled programmers.
Stock wastage seems to be a perennial problem amongst veterinary practices so we have enhanced the stock reporting module on the Vet-One system giving Veterinary Practices the tools to manage their stock in a professional way; A report can be produced to show 1) stock that has recently expired 2) stock that is about [...]
March 29, 2012Post Operative Care instructions can now be generated by Vet-One and given to clients to help them care for their pets following an operation. “Giving clients a detailed and customised instruction sheet will help patient compliance and facilitate the speedier recovery of animals following an operation ” says Christine Coates, Training Manager.
February 1, 2012The Vet-One system can be customised towards the particular needs of a Veterinary Practice and these tweaks can be carried out free of charge for new and existing customers alike.Vet-One was written for flexibility because we understand Veterinary Practices have different practice protocols and different ways of doing things. There are many setup parameters that allow [...]
December 12, 2011First trials of the clinical data project between Nottingham University and Hunters Lodge Veterinary Practice are due to start shortly. This will allow authorsied animal clinical data to be analysed in greater detail. These are the first trials and will be extended to other practices soon.