Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine Partners with VetRec to Bring AI-Powered Documentation to the Lloyd Veterinary Medical Center

Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine Partners with VetRec to Bring AI-Powered Documentation to the Lloyd Veterinary Medical Center

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The partnership brings VetRec’s AI scribe to a teaching hospital, giving Iowa State’s next generation of veterinarians hands-on experience with AI-powered clinical documentation.

AMES, Iowa, Sept. 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — VetRec, the enterprise-grade veterinary AI assistant, today announced a partnership with the Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine to deploy its AI-powered documentation platform across the Lloyd Veterinary Medical Center (LVMC), one of the nation’s premier veterinary teaching hospitals.

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LVMC faculty, house officers, students, and clinical staff will use VetRec to generate medical notes, discharge instructions, and record summaries in real time, reducing administrative burden across a medical center that treats more than 25,000 cases annually. The rollout spans the Hixson-Lied Small Animal Hospital, the Large Animal Hospital, and Equine Field Services.

“Our teams evaluated this technology carefully, and VetRec stood out for its exceptional quality and the team’s willingness to work with us and our proprietary systems,” said Dr. Chad Brown, Executive Director of the Lloyd Veterinary Medical Center. “Giving our clinicians time back for patients and teaching, while preparing our students with next-generation tools, is exactly the kind of investment we feel our teaching hospital should be making.”

The partnership follows a hospital-led evaluation in which LVMC’s medical records committee and clinical information systems team vetted leading platforms and piloted VetRec across small animal, large animal, and Equine Field Services. Distinct to this partnership, VetRec’s engineering team worked directly with Iowa State’s clinical information systems staff to build a structured-data workflow tailored to the university’s own electronic medical record system.

“Iowa State’s breadth, from the small animal hospital to the large animal hospital and Equine Field Services, makes this partnership especially meaningful,” said Dr. Jessica Dalton, University Partnerships Manager at VetRec. “Meeting a teaching hospital on its own systems is what true partnership looks like, and their students will now graduate with hands-on experience in the tools reshaping veterinary practice.”

Under the agreement, students, interns, and residents at the College of Veterinary Medicine will have full access to the platform.

About VetRec

VetRec is an enterprise-grade veterinary AI assistant that helps clinical teams generate accurate, customizable medical records in real time. Its platform streamlines workflows by instantly producing SOAP notes, reports, dental charts, discharge instructions, and phone call summaries, and transforms existing patient records, including handwritten notes, into clinically precise, workflow-ready documentation. VetRec is HIPAA and SOC 2 Type II-compliant and integrates with both cloud-based and on-premise Practice Management Systems, backed by 24/7 customer support.

About the Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine

Founded in 1879 as the nation’s first public veterinary college, the Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine is a leader in veterinary education, research, and clinical care. Its Lloyd Veterinary Medical Center treats more than 25,000 cases annually while training the next generation of veterinarians.

Media Contacts

Allon Freiman, Head of Business Development, VetRec — allon@vetrec.io

Dave Gieseke, Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine — dgieseke@iastate.edu

Sales Inquiries

Dr. Jessica Dalton, University Partnerships, VetRec — jessica@vetrec.io 

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SOURCE Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine & VetRec