Dr Miteki DegawaWhy Ainsdale Vets Chose Lupa for Their Brand New Practice
When opening a brand new veterinary practice, choosing the right PMS from day one is critical. Ainsdale Vets chose Lupa.
Key points
- Modern architecture from the ground up - not an old system with clunky add-ons bolted on
- Up and running in minutes - easy enough for any team member regardless of tech experience
- 100 pre-registrations bulk uploaded before day one with Lupa's pre-registration feature
Ainsdale Vets opened earlier this year and practice owner Ann-Marie had some really clear views on what made Lupa stand out. The modern, intuitive interface meant her team were up and running quickly, without the clunky learning curve that comes with older systems. Onboarding support was thorough and flexible, fitting around full-time work schedules.
Watch the short video above to hear it in Ann-Marie's own words. If you're thinking about switching PMS or setting up a new practice and want to find out more, get in touch - no commitment, we're here to help.
Dr Miteki Degawa
Dr Miteki Degawa BVSc MRCVS is a veterinary surgeon and Head of Demand Generation at Lupa. Her articles draw on 10 years clinical experience in small animal practice and first-hand knowledge of how veterinary technology shapes day-to-day practice life.
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