Retention runs on two separate systems: the patient chart and the facility file. Different clocks, different readers, different consequences.
TEXAS COMPLIANCE
Notes on Texas Med Spa Compliance
Practical guidance on delegation, protocols and physician oversight for aesthetic practices in Texas.
Replacing a Med Spa Medical Director in Texas
A physician resignation is a clinical event with a stop-work clock attached. What halts, what you owe the regulator, and how to sequence the overlap.
The Medical Director Agreement for a Texas Med Spa
Texas names specific clauses that have to appear in a medical director agreement in writing. What the document must establish, and the terms owners discover too late.
Delegation and Standing Orders for Texas Med Spas
Written delegation is what authorizes your staff to treat patients. Here is what it has to cover and where practices get it wrong.
Botox and Filler Supervision Requirements in Texas
Injectables are the most common med spa service and the most commonly misunderstood. Here is who can inject and under what authority.
Does a Med Spa Need a Medical Director in Texas?
It depends entirely on your treatment menu, not on what you call the business. Here is the line Texas actually draws.
Can a Nurse Practitioner Own a Med Spa in Texas?
Texas does not grant nurse practitioners independent practice authority, and the entity providing medical services must be physician-owned. Here is what that actually means for an NP who wants to open a med spa.
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