Three Vital Systems. A More Informed Senior Care Plan.

Add in-clinic SDMA, T4, and NT-proBNP to your senior minimum database, and have the results ready to discuss before the client leaves.

Senior wellness visits are built for early answers. Too often, though, key results come back after the client has gone home, and the next-steps conversation turns into callbacks and phone tag. This guide shows how to bring SDMA, T4, and NT-proBNP in-clinic alongside the CBC, chemistry, and urinalysis you’re likely already running, so your team sees kidneys, thyroid, and heart together in a single appointment.
Why use it
Answers in one visit: start the next-steps conversation while the client is still in the room.
Fewer callbacks: cut down on phone tag after senior wellness appointments.
Guideline-aligned: build your protocol around the 2023 AAHA Senior Care Guidelines.
More confident anesthesia conversations: give owners of older pets a clear answer about pre-anesthetic screening.
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