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Are you prepared if a natural disaster shuts down your practice?
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- Natural disasters can lead to prolonged practice shutdowns, affecting financial stability and patient care continuity.
- Comprehensive disaster preparedness plans, including insurance and communication protocols, are essential for mitigating risks.
Natural disasters are becoming more common and more severe. What are the dangers to your practice and how can you prepare?
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