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MD, Julian Samuelson, who spends a good proportion of his time on ambulatory work as well as being largely responsible for day-to-day management of the business, said "Eclipse Mobile has almost immediately become an invaluable aid to my daily routine.

"At first I thought I would use Mobile for intermittent additional access to our system, but it has very rapidly become my primary point of access and now I can't imagine being without it."

Animal histories and client information is all available at the tap of a finger; diary appointment and To Do's are easy to keep track of while the vets are out and about making their visits, and new appointments added quickly and easily - all without needing to return to the practice just to collect new information.

Chris Rea at Three Counties Equine Hospital in Gloucestershire was one the first vets to test out the new software, but many of the equine hospitals and ambulatory practices currently using Eclipse have been able to try out Mobile for themselves over the last few weeks.

If your practice has been looking for a practice management system you can take with you anywhere, and works perfectly on and off-line, why not get in touch with the Eclipse team?

Within the hospital, patient information on the iPad is easily accessible from exam or consult rooms, or while sitting down with a cup of coffee to catch your breath before heading down to discuss the case with a client. With OsiriX HD installed, x-rays, MRIs, ultrasound, bone scans are all accessible from the animal history directly. Add notes or To Do's and they will be in the diary to remind you at the appropriate time.

Designed to enable animal histories, client information, lab test results and diagnostic imaging to be carried easily on visits and around the consult/exam rooms, Eclipse Mobile is a revolutionary break through in convenient access.

While the device is connected via WiFi or 3G, any information from the central systems are available to authorised users. While vets are making visits to more remote/rural locations and are not online, any information needed for the immediate task in hand plus much else besides (just in case you are asked to look at an animal not specifically booked in for that appointment!), is available even when there is no connection. When next online, new clinical notes entered by the vet in the field are updated, billing information is sent back to booking/accounts staff, and new appointments/other info is downloaded automatically ready for the vet to use when needed.

"We are delighted that our customers can try out the new Eclipse Mobile app for themselves now. We hope everyone will enjoy being able to look things up and keep track of their appointments and messages easily while they are out making visits" said CEO Jeanne Razzell. "We have many more new features in the pipeline for the Mobile edition. This is just the start of a whole new chapter in the Eclipse story."

Karen will be based in Newmarket, covering the eastern half of the country, with Jon looking after all points west!

Karen has ridden and competed since she was knee-high to a grasshopper, everything from Pony Club to national events, point-to-point, showing, schooling young horses and riding out flat race horses. Having done the married and sensible thing for a bit, managing in retail and property, and had three children, Karen has joined Eclipse to help field new enquiries and visit equine clients working with Eclipse.

Jon's background is remarkably similar... having spent several years in print and repro, running a digital press and pre-press operation before joining Systems Support as a technical support expert. Jon has been looking after the Eclipse'd practices in his area for some time and will now be dedicated to supporting our early adopters as well as visiting prospective new clients.