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May 7, 2024
The Veterinary Innovation Council VIC, a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing veterinary medicine through innovation, education, and advocacy, announced the launch of new initiatives med at improving access to veterinary care for millions of pets living in underserved communities across the United States. Formed by the North American Veterinary Community NAVC in 2015, VIC is committed to tackling significant issues within the field of veterinary medicine.
Pet Owner Crisis:
Approximately 17 million pets residing in underserved U.S. communities have never been under the care of a veterinarian. This staggering figure highlights an urgent need for accessible and affordable veterinary services that millions of animal companions are currently deprived of due to financial constrnts or lack of access.
Access to Care Resource Hub:
In response to this critical situation, VIC unveiled its Access to Care Resource Hub, powered by Mars Veterinary Health and Banfield Pet Hospital. This comprehensive platform offers a suite of tools designed to d veterinary professionals in enhancing their capability to serve a broader clientele base. It serves as an invaluable resource for pet owners seeking assistance with the cost of care and clinics ming to increase access to their services.
Key Features:
Financial Tools: Offers more than 15 financial options, including community reviews that help pet owners make informed decisions regarding necessary veterinary procedures.
Spectrum of Care Guidance: Provides updated insights from experts on various care alternatives across the spectrum.
Team Implementation Guides: Step-by-step instructions for clinics looking to integrate best practices in improving access to care.
Case Studies: Shares innovative solutions adopted by other practices facing similar challenges, fostering a community-driven approach.
Innovation and Collaboration:
The Access to Care Resource Hub was developed through collaborative efforts with industry experts from various backgrounds including practitioners, academics, and animal welfare advocates. It embodies VIC's unwavering commitment to fostering advancements in veterinary medicine.
Executive Director's Perspective:
Introducing this revolutionary tool to the veterinary community is a significant milestone for us, stated Aaron Massecar, VIC’s executive director. By empowering veterinary teams with the necessary knowledge and resources, we m to make a meaningful difference in the lives of countless animals and their caregivers.
Accessibility and Growth:
Accessible online at VIC's official website, this platform invites veterinary professionals to explore its offerings, share feedback, and contribute to shaping this evolving community resource. Together, they can further expand its potential impact on animal welfare.
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