What is it?
An Onswitch Site Evaluation report is a comprehensive assessment of the likely commercial and demographic viability of a new practice site. Using our extensive experience working with practice teams from conception through to launch, we’ll give you honest opinions and recommendations grounded in facts and data. Mindful of the fact that you may need to make decisions quickly, we can complete the evaluation in two weeks if required.
What will I get?
The Site Evaluation report will include, as a minimum:
- Demographic research identifying potential levels of demand
- Identification and mapping of competitors – who are they, how much of the veterinary demand in the area do they consume, is the area over/under vetted?
- Drive-time analysis, exploring where clients are likely to come from and identifying any potential barriers
- Telephone Mystery Shopping research with existing competitors
- Online competitor analysis
Why do I need it?
A fresh pair of eyes, an enquiring mind and a bunch of hard data will help you see both the forest and the trees. When considering opening a new site it’s all too easy to be carried along by enthusiasm and gut feel – an Onswitch Site Evaluation will ensure that your decisions are always based on evidence and facts (and can therefore make the difference between you securing investor funding or not).
A full Site Evaluation costs £2,000+VAT
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For those not familiar with how District nursing works have a read of this
An RVN working with the primary practice to care for a patient in the home
All managed under the Code of Conduct and it works.
Simple
It’s helping patients get care when their humans can’t manage for whatever reason
We need to embrace District nursing
It helps patients
It helps people
It helps communities
It helps.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.So the weekend debate today all about
“Grab and go” payments now being trialled by more mainstream retailers
Reported in the iPaper today
So basically you walk in and you walk out with your goods or services
No transaction moment
No tills
No stop to pay
No wait to pay
No call back to pay
So yes you walk in and you walk out with your goods
Of course you are paying as you have self selected on the way in to pay on the way out via the magic of available tech!
So we the profession need a new story about payment
“You wouldn’t expect to go to Tesco and walk out without paying would you? “
That well known Vet team story!
So we the profession have to sort our pre pay process
Pay up front
Agree to pay
Subscribe for all care
Whatever it may be
As when customers embrace “Grab & Go” the profession will need to embrace this simplification on the customer journey too
We need to talk about payment process
Make it clearer
Simpler
More transparent
Easier
What do you think?
Have a peaceful weekend
#OneVetTeam
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Just come across this and it is not OK to mock what is a very serious issue across society and in our own profession
Those who mock just do not get it.
Anonymous posting hides open debate too
Debate, discuss and learn
#OneVetTeam
@OpenRoomEvents speaking at an actual event w real people
Weird feeling
VetForumUK talk all about expecting different results when you keep doing the same stuff
So think clients & team
Things you want to be different but you keep doing same stuff
#VetForumUK #OneVetTeam