Abstract: An example computer-implemented method of increasing veterinary health care compliance includes receiving information indicating that an animal patient concluded a visit at a veterinary practice, in response accessing diagnostic test results for the animal patient, based on the diagnostic test results creating a pet owner profile for an owner of the animal patient, matching the pet owner profile with a stored message and stored information relating to a product associated with recommended treatment for the animal patient, sending an electronic message to a second computing device associated with the owner of the animal patient that includes the stored message and the stored information relating to the product associated with recommended treatment for the animal patient, receiving a report indicating whether the owner of the animal patient obtained the product associated with recommended treatment for the animal patient, and updating the pet owner profile to be indicative of the report.

Abstract: A system for managing electronic medical records, including: (a) an originator facility, having: data sources storing data segments in different formats; and a data encoder configured to construct a consolidated electronic medical record from the data segments, the data encoder being configured to attach a unique identification tag to the consolidated electronic medical record and to the individual data segments; (b) a data delivery and messaging platform configured to transmit the consolidated electronic medical record and the unique identification tags over the internet; and (c) at least one recipient facility configured to receive the consolidated electronic medical record and the unique identification tags from the data delivery and messaging platform, having: a data decoder configured to extract the consolidated electronic medical record and the unique identification tags; and a plurality of data repositories, each data repository comprising a one or more data segments stored in a different format.