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Expertise

Veterinary technology guidance grounded in real operations.

Strategy is only useful when it works in the hospital, across the organization, and through implementation.

20+ years
In veterinary technology, operations, and organizational change
Hundreds of locations
Work spanning independent and multi-site veterinary organizations
138 hospitals
Acquisition integration across clinical systems and transitions
Leadership across the stack
Clinical applications, integrations, imaging, implementation programs, vendors, and teams

The advisor

Adam Zilberman

Adam has spent more than 20 years working where veterinary medicine, technology, operations, and organizational change meet.

He has led enterprise clinical systems, acquisitions and transitions, implementation teams, integrations, imaging workflows, vendor programs, governance, and AI-enabled initiatives across independent and multi-site environments. IVETSYS exists to bring that perspective to organizations making decisions they only get to make once.

Service areas

What working together looks like

01

PIMS & Clinical Systems

Choosing, replacing, or getting more out of the practice information system your teams use every day.

Situations I hear about

  • The current system no longer fits how the hospital works.
  • A platform decision is stalled between two or three finalists.
  • Teams have built manual workarounds that nobody documented.

What IVETSYS can do

  • Structured requirements built from real clinical and front-desk workflow, not feature lists.
  • Independent evaluation and comparison of candidate platforms.
  • Migration planning, data mapping review, and cutover risk assessment.

Likely outputs

  • Requirements and workflow map
  • Platform comparison with a recommendation
  • Migration and cutover plan
02

Diagnostic Imaging, PACS & Teleradiology

Imaging that moves cleanly from modality to study to report to the medical record.

Situations I hear about

  • Studies are stored in more than one place and hard to find later.
  • Teleradiology turnaround and routing depend on manual steps.
  • Modality, PACS, and PIMS do not agree on patient identity.

What IVETSYS can do

  • Review of modality, PACS, worklist, and reporting flow end to end.
  • Vendor and routing options assessed against clinical turnaround needs.
  • Worklist and identity standards so studies land in the right record.

Likely outputs

  • Imaging workflow diagram
  • PACS and teleradiology options review
  • Remediation backlog with priorities
03

Integrations & Interoperability

Getting systems to exchange the right data, in the right direction, at the right time.

Situations I hear about

  • Lab, imaging, pharmacy, payments, and communication tools each hold part of the picture.
  • Staff re-key the same information into several screens a day.
  • Nobody can say which system is the source of truth.

What IVETSYS can do

  • Map every interface, its direction, owner, and failure mode.
  • Define source of truth and reconciliation rules.
  • Set integration requirements vendors can actually be held to.

Likely outputs

  • Integration inventory and data flow map
  • Source of truth definitions
  • Interface requirements for vendor agreements
04

AI Readiness, Governance & Adoption

Deciding where AI genuinely helps, and putting sensible guardrails around it before rollout.

Situations I hear about

  • Several AI tools are in trial with no shared standard for evaluating them.
  • Clinicians are unsure what is recorded, reviewed, or retained.
  • Adoption stalls after the pilot team moves on.

What IVETSYS can do

  • Readiness review across data quality, workflow fit, and oversight.
  • Practical governance covering review, documentation, and escalation.
  • Adoption plan with training, measurement, and a clear owner.

Likely outputs

  • AI readiness assessment
  • Governance and review standard
  • Evaluation criteria for AI vendors
05

Multi-Site Technology Strategy

A technology direction that holds across many locations without flattening what makes each one work.

Situations I hear about

  • Each location runs a slightly different stack and version.
  • Reporting across the group requires manual assembly.
  • New acquisitions arrive faster than they can be standardized.

What IVETSYS can do

  • Current-state inventory across locations and a target standard.
  • Sequencing that balances risk, cost, and operational disruption.
  • Standards for onboarding new locations consistently.

Likely outputs

  • Multi-site technology standard
  • Phased roadmap
  • Location onboarding playbook
06

Implementation & Workflow Optimization

Making the plan survive contact with a working hospital, and stick after go-live.

Situations I hear about

  • A go-live date exists but the workflow decisions do not.
  • Training happened, but the team reverted to old habits.
  • The project is technically complete and operationally unfinished.

What IVETSYS can do

  • Workflow design with the people who will use it daily.
  • Implementation oversight, readiness checks, and issue triage.
  • Post go-live stabilization and adoption follow-through.

Likely outputs

  • Implementation plan and readiness checklist
  • Workflow standards by role
  • Stabilization and adoption review

Who I work with

Organizations with real operational stakes

  • Independent practices
  • Specialty and ER hospitals
  • Multi-site groups and consolidators
  • Veterinary software and AI companies
  • Imaging, laboratory, and diagnostic organizations
  • Investors, buyers, and sellers needing technology diligence

How I work

Four things you can count on

Independent

Independent advice grounded in operational fit. Any relevant commercial relationships are disclosed.

Practical over theoretical

Advice is written to be executed by the people who will live with it, not to look good in a deck.

Executive to frontline

The same conversation works with a board, an operations leader, and a Saturday treatment team.

Clear decisions and next steps

Every engagement ends with a decision stated plainly and a sequence someone can start on.

Bring the problem you have been circling

Thirty minutes is usually enough to name what is really going on and what a workable next step looks like.

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