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Owning a med spa without a clinical license
If you own the business but do not hold the license, every clinical decision belongs to someone else. The paperwork has to make that visible: who decides, who supervises, and who can stop a service.
What has to exist
- A written arrangement with an accountable prescriber, signed by both sides.
- A clear split between clinical items the prescriber signs and business items the owner or counsel verifies.
- Suspension authority: who can stop a service, and how that is recorded.
- A verification trail on ownership and corporate practice rules, from counsel.
- Chart review and site visit logs showing the oversight actually happens.
Read first
- Do I need a medical director for my med spa?
- What a med spa medical director is accountable for
- What medical director supervision means in a med spa
Free tool
Regulator directory: official nursing, medical, cosmetology and pharmacy regulators for every US state, Canada, the UK and Australia.
Jurisdiction Verification sheet: the questions to settle with your regulators, with space for the answer, the source and the date.
The frameworks
- Medical Director Agreement Records, $54. The arrangement from both sides, so the prescriber and the owner complete the same record.
- Clinic Opening Kit, $149. The full opening set, starting with medical director oversight.
- Complete Practice File, $397. Everything, including device and emergency frameworks, licensed for up to 3 locations.
More than one location under the same ownership group? Add the up to 3 locations or up to 10 locations license to the same order and it covers everything in that order.
Sold only to practices with a medical director or other accountable prescriber. Checkout asks for that person's name and credentials. Every document is a blank framework: it is not usable until your medical director completes, reviews and signs it. Not legal or medical advice.