Selling a healthcare practice isn’t a step you wake up and take one morning. Whether you run a medspa, a wellness clinic, or a family practice, it’s something that builds up over time. Maybe you’re feeling ready for change, or you’ve achieved the growth you set out for. Maybe you’re hitting roadblocks that make running…
Understanding the Role of MSOs in California’s Healthcare Landscape In California’s highly regulated healthcare industry, optimizing med spa growth with MSOs is essential for entrepreneurs, clinicians, and investors seeking legal and scalable entry into the aesthetics market. This model allows stakeholders to participate in the industry while remaining compliant with the Corporate Practice of Medicine…
Why Medical Oversight in California Medical Spas Is Legally Required Medical oversight in California medical spas isn’t just an internal policy—it’s a statutory requirement. Offering treatments that alter the body’s appearance through invasive or prescription-based means qualifies as practicing medicine under California law. This includes common med spa services such as neurotoxin injections (like Botox…
Med spa operations in California are booming, but success requires more than great service—it demands strict compliance with ownership laws, professional roles, and regulatory oversight.
In many industries, kickbacks are seen as a normal part of doing business, but in the realm of healthcare, they’re viewed quite differently. Kickbacks are not only unethical, but they’re also illegal, posing a significant threat to patient welfare and the integrity of healthcare systems. It’s important to understand the Anti-Kickback Statute so as to…
Opening a medical spa in Texas is an exciting opportunity—but before launching your med spa, it’s essential to understand the legal and licensing requirements involved. From medical director agreements to facility compliance, the licenses and regulations can be complex and vary based on ownership structure and offered treatments. In this guide, we’ll walk you through…
Texas law requires nurse practitioners to enter into a prescriptive authority agreement with a supervising physician, a contract that outlines a general plan for patient care, including which drugs the nurse practitioner may or may not prescribe. So the answer is currently “no”. A Nurse Practitioner may not open their own NP Practice. Here is…
The need for telemedicine has surged in response to various healthcare challenges. Emphasizing the critical need for this innovative approach. Telehealth addresses these issues by providing remote consultations, ensuring that medical expertise is accessible irrespective of location. Telehealth not only enhances healthcare accessibility but also contributes to preventive care and early intervention, leading to improved…
Healthcare delivery has changed a lot. This is because of telehealth. This new approach lets doctors extend their medical services to patients. It works regardless of geographical distances. Many ask about this shift. Telemedicine has changed how doctors engage with patients. It enables remote consultations and healthcare. This capability is valuable. It is especially so…
In the world of telehealth, getting informed consent becomes even more crucial compared to regular in-person visits. As COVID-19 has led to a shift in routine medical consultations to online platforms, healthcare professionals need to rethink their approach to informed consent, including for existing patients. While initial consent might have been given during in-person visits,…