Compliance, infrastructure, and operating wisdom for medical wellness businesses — from the physicians and operators who do this every day.
Colorado HB 26-1249 could reshape med spa ownership — allowing PAs, APRNs, RNs, estheticians, and cosmetologists to hold majority interest in a medical-aesthetics professional corporation. Still pending as of March 2026.
Indiana SB 282 requires med spas to report serious adverse events to the Medical Licensing Board within five days. Part of a broader 2026 reform package on registration, responsible practitioners, and compounded drugs.
Florida SB 1728 / HB 1429 would require many med spas that purchase, store, compound, or administer prescription drugs to obtain a Board of Pharmacy license and designate a Responsible Person. Still pending as of March 2026.
Massachusetts H 5087 would sort med spas into three licensing tiers based on procedure risk — with different director and physical-presence requirements at each level. Still pending in the Joint Committee on Public Health.
New York's LLC Transparency Act now requires med spas, MSOs, and holding companies formed as LLCs to disclose beneficial ownership — or file an exemption — with the state. Here's what to do before the January 1, 2027 deadline.
Massachusetts has made it clear — a medical environment does not expand an aesthetician's scope of practice, even with a physician on-site. Here's what med spa operators need to do now.