Specialty & Referral

You Have Two Clients on Every Case

The owner, and the practice that sent them. Referral work runs on keeping both informed, and most of that communication is still happening by phone tag and fax.

A pug in a recovery cone after a procedure
A case from referral to handback

Referral, Consult, Procedure, Handback

Four beats, two audiences, and one record that both of them are on.

  1. 1

    Referral

    The case arrives with its details

    Owner and patient information is collected once, in a form, rather than reconstructed from a voicemail.

  2. 2

    Consult

    Booked into the right slot type

    First consults, rechecks and procedure consults are separate calendars, not one shared list.

  3. 3

    Procedure

    Consent already signed

    Requested at scheduling, signed from a phone, visible on the record before the day arrives.

  4. 4

    Handback

    Both clients get closed out

    The owner gets follow-up and discharge information. Keeping the referring practice equally informed is the piece worth designing together on the call.

Questions

What Specialty & Referral Practices Ask First

Communication with any contact lives in the same inbox and on the same record. How your practice wants the referring vet handled specifically is worth walking through together.

Walk Us Through One Case

Pick a recent referral and tell us every message it generated. That map is the fastest way to see what this changes.

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