CMMS for Veterinary clinics

Care for patients.
Keep equipment
in good hands.

Autoclaves, anesthesia machines, and diagnostic equipment each have service needs. HeadCount tracks their location, scheduled upkeep, provider assignments, and service history alongside everyday clinic repairs.

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HeadCount / veterinary clinics

Clinic opening round

Before the first hello.

A1

Autoclave

Service schedule & equipment history

AN

Anesthesia machine

Maintenance tasks & instructions

XR

X-ray unit

Provider details & service records

07:30 / Before appointments

Care starts behind the scenes.

01

Find equipment details

Keep each asset’s location, service information, and maintenance history in one record.

In practiceAutoclaves, anesthesia machines, and diagnostic equipment.

Equipment records
02

Schedule the next service

Set service and calibration tasks around manufacturer guidance and your practice’s procedures, with a responsible team or provider.

In practiceAutoclave maintenance and anesthesia-equipment checks.

Scheduled maintenance
03

Keep the service evidence

Save completed checklists, provider details, and maintenance notes so your practice can review what was done to each asset.

In practiceAn autoclave’s service history and the work completed at its last visit.

Checklists & documentation

02 / Clinic equipment

The autoclave needs service.
Start with its equipment record.

Scan the equipment tag, open the scheduled task, and record the completed service. The checklist and provider details stay available for the next visit.

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  1. Find the equipment
  2. Open the service
  3. Keep the record

Equipment care, with the documentation to match.

Equipment records

Autoclaves, anesthesia & diagnostics

Keep each device’s identity, location, and service history together, with the details your maintenance team needs.

Service schedules

Maintenance & calibration tasks

Set recurring work from your equipment’s service requirements and give the assigned technician the relevant checklist.

Provider handoffs

Internal teams & equipment specialists

Assign service work to your team or an outside provider, with equipment context and a record of the completed visit.

AAHA preparation

Facilities & maintenance records

Keep your practice’s equipment-service forms and facility-repair records available as part of accreditation preparation.

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The places behind the work

Veterinary clinics

03 / More than one job

Behind every appointment,
a working clinic.

Give equipment service and building repairs a home alongside your practice-management system. Use your own maintenance checklists and PDF records to document the facilities work behind daily care and accreditation preparation.

  • Treatment rooms · Equipment locations and history
  • Preparation areas · Autoclave service schedules
  • Clinic spaces · HVAC, lighting, and building repairs
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04 / A few practical questions

Let’s get into
the details.

Is this practice management software?

HeadCount manages equipment, inspections, and maintenance. Patient records and appointments stay in your practice management system.

Can we document maintenance for accreditation reviews?

Keep equipment-service history and completed facility checklists available for your practice’s review process, including American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) preparation. You define the checks and service requirements; HeadCount records the work and lets you export completed forms as PDFs.

Does this support multiple clinics?

Organize asset information and maintenance work across more than one facility. Multi-facility management is available with Enterprise.

Built around your team

Keep the details behind care together.