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Heartland Veterinary Partners invests in and supports veterinary practices and animal hospitals with the non-clinical business challenges they face by providing industry proven non-clinical business support services. As part of our commitment, we help our partner veterinarians to share best practices and to collectively achieve attractive economies of scale resulting in improved efficiency and profitability while lowering operational risks.
Mokena Animal Clinic is a Mokena, IL-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Leesburg Veterinary Hospital provides exceptional animal care that meets and exceeds the highest standards of veterinary medicine in the field. We are a full-service veterinary hospital accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association. Our services include preventative medicine and wellness care; internal medicine and ultrasound; surgery and dentistry; canine rehabilitation` and professional grooming. Besides treating dogs and cats` we also see exotic animals such as birds` reptiles` ferrets` rabbits` and other small mammals like hamsters and gerbils. Knowing that our patients are members of your family with unique health needs` we work hard to create individualized patient care and strong client communications. Your pet`s comfort and quality of life are our primary concerns. We are proud to be a part of and serve the community and have been voted best Veterinary Practice in Loudoun County for 5 straight years!
Country View Veterinary Svc is a Oregon, WI-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
ZH Healthcare, Inc. was founded in 2008 to serve the Revenue Cycle Management process of medical providers based in the US. We soon discovered that the software available to the medical billing process was neither user friendly nor providing value for money to the medical provider. Further we also recognized that the future of medicine would have to rely heavily on technology to make healthcare more accessible and affordable to the general population, not just in the advanced nations but also to the poorer regions of the globe. We found that 7 billion of the 7.5 billion population of the world had no access to the latest health information technology.