Adam Little
@alittle
Adam Little
Weave found that 60% of providers say patients are less reasonable now than 12 months ago. According to Weave’s research, 20% of providers think their patients trust them less than a year ago while 96% of providers think their patients lie to them during appointments.
Weave • The 2023 Veterinary Business Insights Report
- 72% of pet parents are very/extremely concerned about the financial implications of the cost of their pet's specialty care as they are the potential outcome.
- Half would be stressed by a specialty care bill of up to $1,000, with 81% being stressed if the bill increased towards $2,500.
- Only 25% of specialists believe pet parents have realistic
Synchrony Financial • New Synchrony Research Finds Pet Parents Are Equally as Concerned About the Cost of Specialty Veterinary Care as their Pet's Potential Outcome
It took me a while to fully realize the value of something my company achieved years ago, and continues to savor today. It’s one of our greatest quiet advantages, full stop.
It’s not something you hear much about in business circles. In fact, I can’t remember the last time I heard anyone spend much time on the topic, or... See more
Jason Friedx.comAccording to Weave’s study, 28% of providers are already seeing an increase in patients using a payment plan
Weave • The 2023 Veterinary Business Insights Report
: Of all survey participants, most defined ‘access to care’ in terms of service provider availability (78.2%), ease of communication (77.8%), and affordability (74.7%). A majority (54.7%) of care-seekers reported distrusting their veterinarians and 36.8% reported being dissatisfied with their veterinarian’s interactions with them despite being... See more
Frontiers | U.S. residents’ self-reported access to veterinary care and implications for care-seeking decisions
Is the trust waning for veternariains?
"Nearly 50% of today's pet parents underestimate the cost of pet care1, and unexpected emergency care plays a big role in this miscalculation,"