Does the hospital own my Vetinuity subscription?
Your individual subscription belongs to you as the veterinarian, rather than to a hospital.
Vetinuity is a clinical assistant for veterinarians who want live conversation translation and cited options under a subscription of their own.
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The receptionist and phone-answering posts are the sitemap topic below. For your own work, consider how translation, cited options and an individual subscription fit together.
| Documentation topic | VetRec |
|---|---|
| Deduplicated sitemap total | Not documented, checked 2026-10-23. Source, checked 2026-10-23. |
| Capability | Vetinuity |
|---|---|
| Automatic detection and live two-way translation | With automatic detection, live two-way translation covers 80+ languages while you speak English. No language choice is needed, and both the note and client summary are drawn from the conversation you just had. |
| Cited clinical options | Vetinuity explains differentials, diagnostics and treatment options with journal citations attached. Decisions stay with the veterinarian; diagnosing and prescribing are never delegated to Vetinuity. |
| Individual subscription | Your subscription belongs to you as an individual veterinarian, not to the hospital employing you. |
Your individual subscription belongs to you as the veterinarian, rather than to a hospital.
Automatic detection enables live two-way translation across 80+ languages with English spoken by the veterinarian. The conversation supplies both a note and a summary for the client, without language selection.
$99 a month per veterinarian.