Why Your P&L Doesn’t Match Your Bank Account (and How to Fix It)

by Katey Keeton | Blue Heron Consulting It’s the end of the month, and you finally sit down to review your Profit & Loss statement. At first glance, things look encouraging. Revenue is strong. Expenses seem under control. The bottom line shows a profit. You feel a brief sense of relief—until you open your bank [...]

Providing Exceptional Client Experiences

by Nickolas Biermaier | Blue Heron Consulting Client experience: It’s one of the biggest factors affecting veterinary industry customer loyalty and longevity — and a practice’s bottom line. In this article, the latest in the Blue Heron Consulting (BHC) series for Vetsource, guest author Nickolas Biermaier, Director of Hospital Operations at BHC, helps practices provide [...]

Controlling Inventory

by Nickolas Biermaier | Blue Heron Consulting It’s a new year, and more effective inventory management is at the top of the resolution list for many veterinary practice leaders. In this article, Vetsource blog guest author Nickolas Biermaier, Director of Hospital Operations at Blue Heron Consulting (BHC), offers tips to help practices get their inventory [...]

Increasing Average Doctor Transaction (ADT)

by Nickolas Biermaier | Blue Heron Consulting To maximize practice revenue growth in the veterinary industry, it’s crucial to focus on providing the highest standard of care for every patient, every time. In this week’s Vetsource blog post, guest author Nickolas Biermaier, Director of Hospital Operations at Blue Heron Consulting (BHC), continues BHC’s blog series [...]

What to Know Before You Buy a Veterinary Clinic

by Stith Keiser | Blue Heron Consulting This article was written for and featured in DVM360. Years ago, in college, I wanted to buy a horse, so I made the long drive from Kentucky to Wyoming to spend several days riding and roping a wide assortment. A roan quarter horse, Remington, eventually worked himself to [...]

The Power of Getting Team Buy-In

by Stith Keiser | Blue Heron Consulting This article was written for and featured in Vetsource. I was driving home from a clinic earlier this week and heard on the radio that unemployment had reached an all-time low of about 3.7% nationally[1]. The AVMA has confirmed that it’s even lower in veterinary medicine at around [...]

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