Maryland takes a moderate approach to medical-spa regulation, permitting non-physician ownership under an MSO model with a supervising physician. RNs and NPs/PAs may inject under physician delegation and supervision, but independent practice is not permitted. The state requires in-person good-faith exams and does not allow telehealth for initial visits. Owners should prioritize establishing robust physician-oversight agreements and clear delegation protocols.
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Orientation, not legal advice. Maryland's rules are set and interpreted by its medical and nursing boards and can change. Confirm specifics with the Maryland boards or healthcare counsel before you act.
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