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Resources for Medical Directors and Collaborative Physicians

State-by-State Medical Director
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Find the exact rules, checklists, and resources you need to run a compliant clinic in your state.

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Texas Medical Director Requirements

The medical director must be a Texas-licensed physician (MD/DO) with clinical control over medical decisions.

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Texas Medspa Compliance

Most medspas use a physician-owned professional entity for the clinical side, plus a separate management services organization (MSO) for the business side.

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Texas Weight Loss Clinic & Telehealth Laws

Medical directors must be Texas-licensed MDs/DOs. NPs and PAs require delegation agreements to prescribe.

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Florida Medical Director Requirements

The medical director must be a Florida-licensed physician (MD or DO) with ultimate authority over medical decisions.

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Florida Medspa Compliance

Non-physicians may own clinics, but a Florida-licensed MD/DO must be medical/clinic director with authority over protocols, supervision, and records. MSOs handle business only.

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Florida Weight Loss Clinic & Telehealth Laws

Florida’s Health Care Clinic Act requires that each licensed clinic designate a Florida-licensed MD or DO as medical/clinic director.

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California Medical Director Requirements

Medical direction & CPOM – In California, the medical director must be a California-licensed physician (MD/DO) and retain final authority over clinical decisions.

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California Medspa Compliance

In California, only a licensed physician (MD/DO) may direct or delegate medical services such as injectables, lasers, radiofrequency, or other energy-based procedures.

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California Weight Loss Clinic & Telehealth Laws

California maintains one of the most regulated frameworks for weight-loss and telehealth clinics in the nation.

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New York Medical Director Requirements

New York’s medical compliance framework is defined by strict physician oversight, clear delegation limits, and robust documentation expectations.

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New York Medspa Compliance

New York remains one of the most highly regulated states for medical spas and aesthetic practices.

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New York Weight Loss Clinic & Telehealth Laws

Only a New York–licensed MD or DO may own or control a medical practice.

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Georgia Medical Director Requirements

Georgia restricts lay control of medical practices.

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Georgia Medspa Compliance

Georgia requires all medical services, including aesthetic and wellness treatments, to be delivered through a physician-owned or physician-controlled entity.

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Georgia Weight Loss Clinic & Telehealth Laws

All clinical services must be delivered through a physician-owned or physician-controlled entity.

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Arizona Medical Director Requirements

Arizona enforces the Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM) doctrine, requiring that only licensed physicians control medical decision-making.

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Arizona Medspa Compliance

Arizona requires medical services to be delivered through a physician-owned or physician-controlled entity, preserving physician authority over clinical decisions.

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Arizona Weight Loss Clinic & Telehealth Laws

Clinics must be physician-owned or physician-controlled under Arizona’s Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM).

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Nevada Medical Director Requirements

Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM) Nevada requires all medical decision-making to remain under a Nevada-licensed MD/DO.

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Nevada Medspa Compliance

Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM): Medical decision-making must remain under a Nevada-licensed MD/DO.

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Nevada Weight Loss Clinic & Telehealth Laws

Medical decision-making must remain under a Nevada-licensed MD/DO.

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Pennsylvania Medical Director Requirements

Pennsylvania does not have a single CPOM statute; compliance is enforced through unlicensed practice prohibitions and physician unprofessional conduct rules.

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Pennsylvania Medspa Compliance

Pennsylvania requires that medical procedures in medspas be directed and supervised by a Pennsylvania-licensed physician (MD or DO) with real clinical authority, not just a title.

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Pennsylvania Weight Loss Clinic & Telehealth Laws

Pennsylvania requires physician-led clinical control for weight-loss and telehealth clinics; MSOs may manage business operations but cannot influence diagnosis, treatment, prescribing, or medical records.

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Ohio Medical Director Requirements

Ohio permits business entities and MSO models, but licensed physicians must retain real authority over diagnosis, treatment, prescribing, delegation, supervision, and quality assurance.

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Ohio Medspa Compliance

Ohio medspas are regulated through physician delegation, scope-of-practice, and Medical Board enforcement, not a single “medspa statute.”

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Ohio Weight Loss Clinic & Telehealth Laws

Ohio requires physicians to retain authority over diagnosis, treatment, prescribing, delegation, and quality assurance; business owners and MSOs may handle only nonclinical functions.

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