Synchrony CareCredit partners with Vetspire to embed financing in veterinary practice software

By Public Technologies
  • Synchrony’s CareCredit struck a strategic partnership with Vetspire to embed CareCredit financing into Vetspire’s AI-enabled veterinary practice platform.
  • Integration brings real-time financing offers into clinical workflows, aiming to speed checkout, cut administrative steps, support treatment acceptance.
  • Vetspire is used by more than 1,000 US veterinary hospitals; about 85% already accept CareCredit, expanding embedded financing to remaining users.
  • Companies plan to share clinic-level performance data on operational, financial impact as Vetspire rolls out the cloud-based integration.


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