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      "name": "Do I need to close my practice during a medical office renovation?",
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        "text": "Whether you need to close your practice during a renovation depends on the project's scope and how it's managed. For minor updates, partial closures or off-hours work might be sufficient. Larger projects, especially those involving significant structural changes or utility shutdowns, may require temporary relocation or full closure for a period. A well-planned renovation strategy often includes phased construction to minimize disruption, allowing some services to continue. Discussing operational continuity with your contractor early in the planning process is important.",
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        "description": "Closing depends on project scope; minor updates may allow partial operation, while extensive renovations might require temporary closure. Phased construction can help minimize disruption."
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  "description": "Closing depends on project scope; minor updates may allow partial operation, while extensive renovations might require temporary closure. Phased construction ca"
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