Good Hope Animal Hospital - Mechanicsburg PA

Where Little Paws Meet Trusted Hands

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GHAH News: We’re Going Paperless

Our biggest project that we’ve tackled so far and will be working on all of this year is going paperless (paper light) office wide. Heather Sinn, who has recently taken over as Good Hope Animal Hospital’s Office Manager, is leading this project. We are excited to go paperless but we are doing this in steps slowly so we can ease into things for everyone’s benefit. We will be sure to keep all of you apprised as to any changes that would affect any of you. Please keep in mind that as we slowly make this transition from the hard charts (that we all know and love so well) to the new fully comprehensive electronic medical records, that we will need and greatly appreciate your patience, understanding, and support.

 

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Pet Safety while at Good Hope Animal Hospital

A Message from the Owners: Dr. Rob & Jeni Heidecker

In a constant effort to continue to raise our standards and improve our quality of care, we must ask for your help with the following:

All pets must be leashed or placed in an appropriate carrier while on GHAH premises (including parking lot).

It is never ideal to carry an unleashed pet(s) in your arms when not within the safety of your home/property.

More often than not, our patients are extremely excited to see us! Tails start a-waggin’ and butts start a-wigglin’. However, some patients are not as thrilled to visit us. They may be new to us, may not be feeling well, or they just may not love going to the doctors’. Pets can become frightened and anxious easily with barking, meowing, activity, etc. If not properly restrained, they could get loose in the office injure themselves, injure another pet, or get injured by another pet. GHAH and all of our team members take the safety of your pet(s), the safety of you, and the safety of ourselves very seriously. Also, if you know your dog does not do well in this type of setting or has problems with aggression around other animals, or anything else you think we should know, please call us ahead of time and we can make special arrangements to accommodate you or take your pet to an area that they feel more comfortable in.

Please address these issues, concerns, questions, or comments with our front office team. (717)766-5535 opt 2. Remember, a happy, healthy, safe pet, is the BEST pet. (P.S. – Don’t forget about our parking lot too. Have you seen how fast some folks drive?)