The old ways of dealing with inventory don’t cut it anymore.
Practices that are still relying on hoping someone notices low stock—or are overstocking because it seems safer—are at the mercy of unreliable supply chains, rising costs, and the “want book” that always goes missing.
The new way is taking an active role in actually managing your inventory, and the result? More time spent on patient care and less time counting cotton balls. More revenue freed up to invest in the practice, your people, and your patients (instead of wasted on expired pills!). More thriving instead of just surviving.
So… where do you stand right now? Take the Inventory Health Assessment to see exactly where your inventory management is strong and where you have the biggest opportunities for improvement—so you can focus your efforts where they'll make the most impact. (Plus, you’ll get a custom list of recommended next steps alongside resources curated for your needs!)
While no two practices are ever just alike, I noticed one common problem:
Hi, I’m Nicole Clausen and I started Veterinary Care Logistics with the dream of changing the way we manage inventory together.
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With 14+ years of experience in the veterinary industry, I’ve worked in several positions from receptionist to operations manager for several different hospitals.
I struggled with the same things that many of my clients experience: a to-do list up my chin and a pretty persistent case of imposter syndrome.
When I discovered how to use my practice management system to work with me and my inventory rather than against me, I began to learn the right moves to make to shift from reactionary ordering to strategic ordering.
(spoiler alert: you can, too.)
And I realized...
“I can do this!”
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