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CoVet Announces Strategic Partnership with Illinois State Veterinary Medical Association to Advance Veterinary Practice Efficiency

CoVet·June 11, 2026·2 mins
CoVet Announces Strategic Partnership with Illinois State Veterinary Medical Association to Advance Veterinary Practice Efficiency

Strategic collaboration brings AI-powered tools to veterinary professionals, enabling smarter workflows, stronger client communication, and more efficient care delivery.

CoVet, the leading veterinary AI copilot trusted by tens of thousands of professionals worldwide, today announced a new partnership with the Illinois State Veterinary Medical Association (ISVMA), a leading organization representing veterinary professionals across Illinois. Known for its advocacy, continuing education, and commitment to advancing high standards of care, ISVMA plays a pivotal role in supporting veterinary teams and shaping the future of the profession at the state level.

This partnership reflects a shared commitment to equipping veterinary professionals with practical, modern solutions that address the growing demands of clinical practice. By working together, CoVet and ISVMA aim to make it easier for clinics to adopt technology that streamlines workflows, enhances client communication, and reduces the administrative burden the veterinary profession faces today.

“Partnering with ISVMA reflects our continued commitment to supporting veterinary teams with tools built for real clinical environments,” said Yannick Bloem, CEO of CoVet. “ISVMA represents a highly engaged and respected community, and we are excited to collaborate in bringing meaningful, day-to-day efficiency gains to practices across Illinois.”

“ISVMA is focused on providing our members with access to resources that help them succeed in an increasingly complex practice environment,” said Dr. Kate Brucker, ISVMA President. “Our partnership with CoVet reflects that commitment by introducing solutions that directly support efficiency, communication, and quality of care in veterinary clinics.”

Launching across Illinois, this ongoing partnership is designed to support veterinary teams in their day-to-day clinical environments, where balancing patient care, client expectations, and operational demands remains a growing challenge.

By connecting a trusted veterinary association with a modern technology platform, CoVet and ISVMA are helping lower the barrier to adopting workflow-enhancing tools at scale. In the short term, the collaboration is expected to drive increased adoption of CoVet within ISVMA’s network and deliver immediate efficiency improvements in participating clinics. Over time, this will contribute to stronger practice performance, improved client experiences, and deeper integration of technology into everyday veterinary care.

For CoVet, the partnership also creates a direct channel to engage with a highly respected network of professionals, enabling continuous feedback and ongoing refinement of its platform to better meet the evolving needs of veterinary teams.

About CoVet

CoVet is an AI-powered clinical copilot built by veterinary professionals, for veterinary professionals. Designed to reduce administrative burden and prevent burnout, CoVet automates SOAP notes, transcribes consultations, and streamlines client communication, saving clinics over two hours per veterinarian, per day. Trusted by tens of thousands of users across six continents, CoVet helps veterinary teams reclaim their time and refocus on what matters most: exceptional patient care.

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