How It Works

    From First Conversation to Ongoing Board-Certified Neurology Support

    NeuroVet Direct is designed to work in a practical, efficient way with veterinary teams — from first discussion to ongoing board-certified neurology support.

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    01

    Book an Intro Call

    A short discussion to understand your clinic, caseload, current approach to neurological cases, and current needs.

    The goal is to align expectations and identify the right support model — whether that's case-by-case input, ongoing clinical support, or a broader service development engagement.

    02

    Clinic Onboarding

    A practical structure is defined to make collaboration efficient from the start.

    • Case submission format and preferred detail level
    • Communication channels and response expectations
    • Support options tailored to your clinic's workflow
    • Review of your current approach to neurological cases

    This is not a complex certification process — it's a functional setup designed to remove friction and establish a clear working relationship.

    03

    Talk, Review, Decide

    Once onboarded, your clinic chooses the support that fits each case — with direct access to Arianna, a Board-Certified Veterinary Neurologist.

    • Live Neurology Consult — talk a single case through in real time
    • MRI Live Support — clinical neurology support during the scan
    • Written Case Review — a structured neurological report through the portal
    • Clinical responsibility remains with the attending veterinarian

    Who This Works Best For

    Advanced general practices managing neurological cases

    Referral and specialty hospitals expanding neurology capability

    Clinics with MRI capability or developing it

    Clinics building or restructuring neurology pathways

    Teams strengthening an existing neurology service

    Depending on the engagement, support may be available in English, Spanish, and Italian.

    Ready to Start?

    Whether you need board-certified neurological input on a single case or want to explore a longer-term clinical partnership, the first step is a conversation.