Features

Everything your hospital runs on, in the order your patients move

From the phone call to the follow-up text: one patient record, one bill and one audit log the whole way through.
Step 1 · Arrival

From the phone call to the front desk

Know who's coming, who's here and who needs to be seen first.

On the way and Quick intake

Log the owner, pet and problem in seconds. Arrival countdowns turn red when someone's late.

Kiosk check-in

Owners check in on a tablet. Trouble breathing or pale gums sends them straight to the top of the list.

Triage at the door

Set triage before a chart exists. The waiting list sorts by urgency, then arrival time.

Appointments

Staff schedules, open-time suggestions, running-late alerts and one-tap texts to the next clients.

Lobby TV

A wait estimate and clinic tips between calls, on any TV with a browser.

Patients and clients

Search by pet, owner, phone or breed. Alerts like bite history follow the patient everywhere.
A receptionist on the phone with the PIMSVETS reception screen on her monitor
Step 2 · Exam and estimate

Agree on the plan before the work starts

Clear estimates, signatures and deposits, with the medical record in the same place.

Estimates with ranges

Build a high and low estimate from your price list. The bill always shows how close it is to the high end.

Signatures and consent

Owners sign estimates and consent forms at the desk or on their own phones.

Deposits

Take the deposit at the front desk or by text link, and see it on the board.

Client financing

Offer CareCredit, Scratchpay or Cherry when the estimate is more than the owner planned for.

Medical record

SOAP notes, problems and history in one record that every shift can read.

Alerts that follow the patient

Airway risk, bite history and fear-free notes on the banner, the board and the TV.
A Labrador with its owner while the vet reviews the plan
Step 3 · Treatment

The treatment floor, built for a 12-hour shift

Doctors order, technicians record, and every screen agrees on what's late.

Hospital board

Every patient with triage, location, team, code status and alerts. Floor view by hour; desk view with owners and money.

Treatment sheets

Hourly grid of fluids, medications, vitals and checks. Late, due and done at a glance, with fluid rate history kept.

Given means charged

Recording a treatment as given posts its charge. Double taps can't record a dose twice.

Dose checks

Doses are checked against your formulary and species rules before they're ordered.

Controlled drugs

A second person witnesses every entry. Balances run per bottle, and corrections are added instead of overwritten.

Anesthesia records

A pre-op checklist before induction, vitals every 5 minutes with alerts, and anesthesia time charged at the end.
A PIMSVETS treatment sheet on a tablet held over a pug on the exam table
Step 4 · Pharmacy and labs

Results where the doctor is already looking

Diagnostics, pharmacy and stock tied to the same patient and the same bill.

Diagnostics queue

Lab and imaging requests created the moment a test is marked done, with a list of results waiting for review.

Flagged results

High and low values are flagged automatically, and a doctor signs off on each result.

Share results

Send results to the owner, the family vet or both, and keep a record of what went where.

Pharmacy and formulary

Prescriptions, FDA label text from DailyMed and your own clinic notes for each drug.

Inventory

Purchase orders, lots and expiry dates, and stock counts that need a reason for any difference.

Equipment lending

Track the crate, the e-collar or the oxygen kit that went home, and when it's due back.
A vet checks lab results in PIMSVETS on a tablet beside the exam table
Step 5 · Going home

A clean discharge, a complete bill and a family vet in the loop

Nothing leaves the building until the bill and the instructions are right.

Charge check

Before discharge, PIMSVETS looks for missing, duplicate or unbilled treatments and shows them to you.

Invoices and payments

Card payments and terminals through Stripe, refunds with a reason, and credits kept on account.

Going-home instructions

Start from a template, add the meds that are going home, print a copy and send it to the portal.

Referral reports

A report for the family vet, drafted from the record, with abnormal results and the plan. Send times are tracked.

Client portal

Owners see visits, vaccine records, instructions and bills behind a one-time code.

Follow-up and reviews

Check-in texts after the visit and review requests shown to every rater.
An owner holding his poodle and smiling with a team member at checkout
Beyond the ER

Every service a full hospital offers

Turn these on when you need them. They share the same record and the same bill.

Boarding

Runs, stays and nights billed as they actually happened.

Grooming

Groom board, pick-up texts and rebooking reminders.

Exotics

Weights in grams under 3 kg, species dose rules and husbandry notes.

Reminders

Vaccine and wellness reminders by text: 30 days before, on the day and after.

Online booking

Owners request times that respect doctors' schedules; staff accept in one click.

Referrals in

Incoming referrals land on the board with the referring clinic attached.
Two team members holding a rabbit and an African grey parrot
Step 6 · Running the hospital

For managers and owners

Staffing, money and the screens on the wall.

Shifts and handoffs

12-hour shifts, breaks, overtime rules, and a handoff on every inpatient at clock-out.

Staff schedules

Usual hours, one-day changes and time-off requests with approvals.

End-of-day close

Cash, card and other payments counted against the system, with notes for any difference.

Reports

Census, length of stay, production, A/R aging, estimate fit and referral sources. Export to spreadsheets.

Ward and lobby TVs

Design each screen's theme, size and fields. More than 10,000 designs for every TV.

Roles and personal settings

Each role sees what it needs, and each login picks its own layout and colors.
PIMSVETS ICU ward TV screen listing each patient and the treatments that are late

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