Our veterinary students have graduated from four-year colleges and are in the midst of an additional four years of medical education while in training to become DVMs, or Doctors of Veterinary Medicine. LVTs have completed a two-year animal health college curriculum and are licensed by the state of New York. A licensed veterinary technician (LVT) or a veterinary student will greet you. We use a teamwork approach to treating our patients, which will ensure that your animal receives outstanding, thorough care. that details their contact information, average cost per night, and name.Īccepts Pets with a $100 non-refundable feeįor a complete listing of places to stay and other information about our area check out The Official Travel Companion for Ithaca and Tompkins County in the Finger Lakes Region.
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Companion Animal Medical Records Release Form. They are available to assist you and your veterinarian with requests for copies of patients' records and reports. Our medical records staff meticulously maintains thousands of medical records and ensures continuity of care with each record's proper completion. The medical record of your animal's visit is a vital component that keeps you and your regular veterinarian informed of the entirety of the treatment received. The front office staff for our Equine and Nemo Farm Animal Hospitals expertly handle all business related to patient admission and discharge, fielding calls from clients and referring veterinarians, and hospital billing. The Equine and Nemo Farm Animal Hospitals Admissions and Discharge Office They also assist clients in applying for Care Credit and financial assistance when needed. The Discharge Office handles billing for all companion animal cases and pharmacy items. The Companion Animal Hospital Admissions and Discharge Offices What are the advantages of bringing my animal to Cornell’s Hospital for Animals? The veterinarian in your specialty is always very much involved in your animal’s care and is in close communication with the students and residents seeing your animal. Residents are experienced veterinarians who are taking two to four years of additional training in a specialty of veterinary care, much like residents in human medicine. Veterinary students have graduated from four-year colleges and are in the midst of an additional four years of medical education to become DVMs, or Doctors of Veterinary Medicine. We are here to provide comprehensive and compassionate care to animals, provide an excellent learning experience for our veterinary students and to advance the understanding of disease and its treatment.īecause we are a teaching hospital, you will find veterinary students and residents who participate in caring for your animal. The Cornell University Hospital for Animals is part of the College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell.
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