{"id":1086,"date":"2026-10-18T18:57:15","date_gmt":"2026-10-18T18:57:15","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/alliedanalytic.com\/?page_id=1086"},"modified":"2026-10-19T11:13:14","modified_gmt":"2026-10-19T11:13:14","slug":"better-medicine-better-business-allied-analytic-launches-veterinary-cbc-roi-calculator","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/alliedanalytic.com\/es\/better-medicine-better-business-allied-analytic-launches-veterinary-cbc-roi-calculator\/","title":{"rendered":"Better Medicine, Better Business: Allied Analytic Launches Veterinary CBC ROI Calculator"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Better Medicine, Better Business: Allied Analytic Launches Veterinary CBC ROI Calculator<\/h2>\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t
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Caption: CBC ROI Calculator at compare.alliedanalytic.com\u00a0<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t

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V<\/span>eterinarians go into practice to take care of animals.\u00a0<\/p>

Veterinarians go into practice to take care of animals.<\/p>

But somewhere between treating patients, managing employees, purchasing supplies, keeping up with rising costs and running a laboratory, they also have to run a business.<\/p>

And today, those two responsibilities are increasingly difficult to separate.<\/p>

For many veterinary practices, laboratory testing is a perfect example:<\/p>

A practice sends bloodwork to an outside laboratory. The cost of that service rises, and eventually those increases have to go somewhere. The practice either absorbs them, reducing its own margin, or passes them along to the pet owner.<\/p>

But what if there is another option?<\/em><\/strong><\/p>

What if a veterinary practice could perform more routine diagnostics in-house, receive results almost immediately, significantly lower its operating cost per test and create additional margin that can help support the rest of the practice?<\/p>

That question inspired Allied Analytic to develop its new\u00a0Veterinary CBC ROI Calculator<\/strong>, a free tool designed to help veterinary practices understand the economics of bringing routine complete blood counts in-house.<\/p>

Veterinarians Are Entrepreneurs<\/strong><\/p>

For Jennifer Sineway, co-owner of Allied Analytic, the conversation isn\u2019t simply about laboratory equipment. It\u2019s about helping veterinarians recognize the business opportunity that may already exist inside their practices.<\/p>

\u201cVeterinarians have an enormous responsibility taking care of their patients, but they are also entrepreneurs, and the health of their business matters,\u201d Sineway says. \u201cWhen we can show a practice that something they already do every day can potentially become more efficient, more profitable and better for their clients at the same time, it can completely change the way they think about their laboratory.\u201d<\/p>

That realization can be particularly powerful with one of the most routinely performed diagnostic tests in veterinary medicine: the complete blood count, or CBC.<\/p>

Practices may send CBCs to outside laboratories for years without ever calculating what bringing that testing in-house could mean financially.<\/p>

The difference can be substantial.<\/p>

What Does a CBC Actually Cost Your Practice?<\/strong><\/p>

The Allied Analytic Veterinary CBC ROI Calculator was designed to make that question easier to answer.<\/p>

Rather than relying solely on generic industry averages, a veterinary practice can enter its own testing volume, client pricing and current laboratory costs to better understand the potential economics of performing CBCs in-house.<\/p>

Consider a practice performing just\u00a040 CBCs per month<\/strong>\u00a0and charging\u00a0$50 per CBC<\/strong>.<\/p>

Using the calculator\u2019s current example assumptions, an HM5C hematology analyzer is priced at $4,995. With a $650 reagent pack and an estimated 100 CBCs per pack, the estimated direct reagent cost is approximately\u00a0$6.50 per CBC<\/strong>.<\/p>

At that volume and client price, the calculator estimates:<\/p>