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Free Webinar – Doors Wide Open: Quick Strategies to Expand Access to Care That Work
Join Open Door Veterinary Collective for a new free webinar series called “Doors Wide Open: Quick Strategies to Expand Access to Care That Work” where we delve into exploring innovative and practical solutions to address barriers to accessing pet care and resources in their communities. We’ll share successful strategies through short 30-minute presentations. April 22nd 03:00 PM ET May 20th 03:00 PM … read more Free Webinar – Doors Wide Open: Quick Strategies to Expand Access to Care That Work
Solutions to address rising veterinary costs
Offering third party pay-over-time options and contextualized care options can enable more pet owners to access veterinary care, safeguard the welfare of the animal concerned and reduce work-related stress for veterinary staff, according to a U.S. based organization focused on removing barriers to care. Aimee St. Arnaud, Founder of the Open Door Veterinary Collective. Solutions to address rising veterinary costs.
Ask About Pets!
An Initiative to Transform Healthcare and Human Services “Don’t call 911. I’m not going; no one can watch Princess.” These words, spoken by a 75-year-old woman with visible head injuries, were a turning point in my career as a social worker. She needed medical attention after falling in the shower but was refusing help. Her reason? She didn’t have anyone … read more Ask About Pets!
Open Door was featured in AAHA Trends Magazine article “More Options Equals Better Care”
“We often talk about ‘cost,’ but the actual barrier is often a lack of financing options for paying the cost.“ ~ Aimee St. Arnaud, founder of Open Door Veterinary Collective READ ARTICLE
Supporting Human-Animal Relationships as Protective Factors Against Suicide Post
By Janet Hoy-Gerlach, PhD, LISW-S, LCSW As a young clinician doing suicide risk assessments, a standard question I asked people experiencing suicidality was “what’s stopped you up until now from acting?”. It is not a question I came up with, it is a standard question in risk assessment that helps to elicit what are referred to as “protective factors” in … read more Supporting Human-Animal Relationships as Protective Factors Against Suicide Post