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Snap, send, simple: Pet insurance claims that won’t take staff time
Your fax machine’s last days may well be at hand, and your veterinary team won’t have to be diverted from patient care to handle pet insurance claims. That’s because at least for Nationwide members with our pet health insurance, there’s now a mobile ap that makes filing claims easy for … Continue reading Snap, send, simple: Pet insurance claims that won’t take staff time
Nationwide | Purdue study shows continued recovery in veterinary pricing
I’m at the AVMA Convention, which is one of the two professional gatherings at which we present updated data from our benchmark Nationwide® | Purdue Veterinary Price Index (the other presentation is at the NAVC’s VMX, with a repeat at WVC, typically). Since we’re in Indiana, Dean Logan Jordan of … Continue reading Nationwide | Purdue study shows continued recovery in veterinary pricing
The VBMA: My 2017 dinner with the future!
Every year at the AVMA Convention I have the honor of taking the leaders of the national VBMA out to dinner. This year was no different: I indeed felt honored in the presence of so many smart, savvy veterinary students, and came away knowing our veterinary profession was in good … Continue reading The VBMA: My 2017 dinner with the future!
When companies offer pet health insurance as a voluntary benefit, everyone wins
Should veterinarians care if a client buys pet health insurance through payroll deduction? As more and veterinarians learn that these plans make good veterinary care possible, it is indeed worth caring. That’s because pet health insurance as a voluntary benefit is not only here, but it’s huge. And it’s only … Continue reading When companies offer pet health insurance as a voluntary benefit, everyone wins
Three questions for … NCSU’s David Tamas
Whoops! I wasn’t done with my featured veterinary students for the academic year. I thought David Tamas of the North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine had already been posted by our communications team. Sorry, David, and thanks for your participation! Can you share something unexpected you discovered or … Continue reading Three questions for … NCSU’s David Tamas
Three questions for … Oklahoma State’s Emily Arsola
As the current school year ends, I’m already looking forward to meeting next year’s veterinary students! Thank you to all those students and schools in which we gave our talks. This year was a bit of a “reboot” for us, and I’ll be sharing news soon on our plans for … Continue reading Three questions for … Oklahoma State’s Emily Arsola