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Client Compliance
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Solutions for abusive clients

July 1, 2008

How should we handle aggressive clients who use foul language, throw invoices, or behave badly?

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Sample script: Offer smooth discharge visits

July 1, 2008

You: Hello, Ms. Worrysome.

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7 tips to defuse angry clients

July 1, 2008

Review these techniques to help you prepare for your next encounter with aggressive clients.

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Communicate clients' payment options

July 1, 2008

How do we tell clients we can't help them when they can't pay for the care their pet receives?

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Offer clients free dental kits

July 1, 2008

Clients and patients win big when they undergo dental cleanings at Animal Hospital of Seminole in Seminole, Fla.

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Technician in-room checklist

June 1, 2008

Use this checklist to make sure you discuss necessary care recommendations with clients during visits.

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The topics you tailor

June 1, 2008

Ninety-six percent of team members say they tailor their client education message based on the pet or client. Here's a breakdown of the criteria they use to customize their education message to pet owners.

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Sample script: Turn phone shoppers into clients

June 1, 2008

When potential clients call, your goal is to schedule an appointment for their pet at your practice. Gina Toman, a Firstline Editorial Advisory Board member and a veterinary assistant at Seaside Animal Care in Calabash, N.C., offers this script:

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Tips to tailor your message

June 1, 2008

One size doesn't fit all in critical discussions with clients about their pets' health. Learn how to weave the threads of your conversation to match the needs of the pet in front of you.

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