Finance

Don’t Shortchange Yourself

Practice owners, just like their staff, deserve fair compensation. Revenue is key, of course, but you can increase it by regularly adjusting your fee schedules and eliminating giveaways.

Finance

Lost and Found

Missed charges can cost a veterinary practice tens of thousands of dollars a year. Using audits, better protocols and safety nets will help you keep more of what you truly earned.

Finance

Why We Charge What We Do

Relief veterinarians must account for a lot of expenses when setting their fees. Remember, they’re business-to-business service providers.

Finance

Don’t Rush Into a Sale

Five to seven years out is the time to begin prepping your practice for a transition and thinking about what you will do in the next chapter of your life.

Finance

Rise to the Occasion

Don’t concede the loss of preventive medications to retail giants. A few corrections will get you back on a profitable path.

Finance

It’s Self-Exam Time

All hospitals need an occasional health check. Dive into the numbers, inspect the surroundings and review your digital presence to discover what ails your practice.

Finance

The Value of Waiting

Should you sell your veterinary practice while prices are high, or does a better option exist?

Finance

Enjoy a Successful Investment Experience

Following 10 principles will help propel your financial portfolio to the next level.

Finance

Should you buy a no-lo practice?

Don’t automatically rule out a profit-challenged hospital. The problems, from a less-involved owner to poor inventory controls, might be easily correctable.

Finance

Find your financial footing

Are you stressing over an enormous student loan balance? Peace of mind is achievable if you follow three steps.

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