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Better inventory management: Keep costs down through a practice on-line pharmacy.

May 8, 2013:: Blog, Carol Hart, DVM Blog

If your cost of goods sold (COGS) or inventory expenses exceed 22% of your gross revenue, you can improve cash flow and increase your “bottom line” by better managing this all important variable expense.  Don’t forget to include drugs, medical

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Live Oak Bank encourages literacy among the students at Sunset Park Elementary School

April 25, 2013:: Press Releases

Thursday, April 25, 2013 – Wilmington, NC – From April 29 through May 3, 2013, Sunset Park Elementary School will hold their annual book fair.

“The book fair is an opportunity to reinforce the importance of reading to our students,” said Jakki Jethro, Principal at Sunset Park Elementary.

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Live Oak Bank shows their local support by assisting the Cape Fear Clinic

April 23, 2013:: Press Releases

Tuesday, April 23, 2013 – Wilmington, NC – On May 14, 2013, the Cape Fear Clinic is holding their annual primary fundraiser, a breakfast at the City Club at de Rosset. The goal is to raise $20,000 to support the clinic’s operations.

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You’re holding regular team meetings—right?

April 17, 2013:: Blog, Carol Hart, DVM Blog

Team meetings present terrific opportunities for you to improve your practice for the better and, if your practice does not hold them regularly,—at least once a month—you may be losing out!  In the course of my practice consultations, one of

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Is Your Practice “Feline Friendly”?

February 19, 2013:: Blog, Carol Hart, DVM Blog

If your small animal practice is like many, you’re not delivering enough services to your feline patient base.  How unfortunate for all those deserving cats out there!  Well, in most cases it is all about the client/cat “experience”.  First, let’s

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Every Month is Dental Month!

:: Blog, Carol Hart, DVM Blog

Why isn’t every month dental month?  If your practice is like many, you probably aren’t getting as much revenue from dental care as you could.  If dental services represent less than 3% of your gross revenue, try some of these

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