Moved Away and Still Locked Into a Wellness Plan
A wellness plan is a contract with one clinic's plan program, and moving house does not end it. VCA's own published position names moving as one of the special cases where cancellation may be allowed; Banfield's contract runs on its lesser-of formula whatever the reason. What changes when you move is your paperwork — a new address, a lease, a utility bill — and which of the two settlement numbers is smaller. Compute both before you call anyone.
Your enrollment date and monthly price, payments made, the retail value of services used from your invoices, and proof of the move with its date. If a Banfield or VCA clinic exists near the new home, ask — in writing — whether the plan transfers or continues there before you accept a settlement figure; the answer changes which option is cheapest.
First the checker, with your real numbers. Then the clinic, then the plan team, asking for the itemized breakdown. A move is the situation where the written record matters most, because the person who sold you the plan is no longer the person deciding your settlement.
The line this site never crosses: What care your pet gets is a decision for you and your veterinarian. These pages are only about the contract and the money.
Every figure in this niche depends on your enrollment date, your payments, and the retail value of what your pet has used. The free checker computes your three options from those numbers alone.
One payment, yours to keep — the scripts, letters and playbooks the free checker points into. Everything inside →