Who can own a medical spa business in Arizona?

Arizona-licensed physicians must own 51% or more of the clinical assets of a medical spa or IV hydration business in Arizona. Certain nurse practitioners with full practice authority may also own their own medical spas or IV hydration businesses in Arizona.

How can non-MDs get involved in the IV hydration and medical spa business in Arizona?

Non-MDs can get involved in IV hydration and medical spa businesses in Arizona using the MSO/MSA structure.

Another way non-MDs can get involved in the IV hydration and medical spa business in Arizona is by owning 49% or less of the medical company, if they meet certain requirements.

Do nurse practitioners have full practice authority in Arizona?

Nurse practitioners in Arizona may practice independently within their scope of practice after certain requirements are met.

Can a nurse practitioner serve as the medical director of a medical spa in Arizona?

Yes, certain nurse practitioners in Arizona acting within their scope of practice may serve as medical directors for medical spas in Arizona.

Do physician assistants have full practice authority in Arizona?

Physician assistants must be supervised by a collaborating physician in Arizona.

Who can provide Botox injections in Arizona?

Only physicians, advanced practice registered nurses (i.e., nurse practitioners) and registered nurses may inject neurotoxins in Arizona.

Does Arizona have special rules for laser cosmetic procedures?

Depending on the nature of the laser treatment, Arizona may require specialized training, knowledge, and licensure of healthcare practitioners who are permitted to utilize lasers in their medical spa.