Las Vegas checking in. Fortunately, our veterinary clinic is an essential business. We started seeing clients "curbside only" on March 18th after Gov. Sisolak issued the stay-at-home directive. (Honestly, I give that dude a ton of credit for making that call. Vegas was set up to be a petri dish, just like NYC. Can't imagine the pressure that guy had on him - shutting down the casinos, etc.) Anyways, we keep our lobby doors locked and have the clients call us when they arrive, and a vet tech goes out to retrieve the animal and get the history from the client. The doctor sees the animal, develops a care plan and estimate for the client, and she calls them (usually they're still parked outside) to discuss everything. Payments are preferably taken over the phone, but the techs also collect when returning the animals to the clients. We are discouraging routine stuff like wellness checks, boarding, and booster vaccines. But, anything medically necessary we are seeing. So far, business hasn't been too bad. Animals still need care, and someone has to do it. We applied for the PPP loan just in case, because we need to keep our staff and associate veterinarian. Any staff who gets sick, we tell them to stay home and we will still pay them. We will come out of this better than most businesses, and I can't deny that I feel a bit guilty about that. Hoping for more "normalcy" after April.