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What Are the Consequences of Failing an Inspection?

Failing an inspection can have serious consequences, including:
Fines and Penalties: Financial repercussions for non-compliance.
License Revocation: Loss of the facility's license to operate.
Reputation Damage: Loss of trust among patients and the community.
Legal Action: Potential lawsuits from patients or regulatory bodies.

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