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A healthcare network managing patient reviews across twenty locations is not just doing reputation management. It is navigating a compliance environment where the wrong public response can create a HIPAA exposure, a patient acquisition environment where 84% of patients check reviews before choosing a provider and an operational environment where response consistency across every location is structurally impossible without centralised governance infrastructure. This blog maps what that governance model looks like in practice across generation, response and listing accuracy.