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Compliance and Regulation


IV Therapy Regulations Texas Owners Should Price In After Jenifer's Law
In our worked example, an IV line needs 61% of its nurse's hours filled just to break even. A registered nurse paid by the shift drives that number.

Michael Madrinkian
4 days ago9 min read


The Med Spa Good Faith Exam: How to Run It as a System
A booking system that lets a new patient reach the treatment room with no exam on file is the gap to close. Here is how to run the exam as a system.

Michael Madrinkian
4 days ago7 min read


NP Full Practice Authority Texas: What the 2027 Session Could Change for NP-Owned Practices
The narrowest 2025 Texas NP independence bill stopped at counties under 68,750 people. It would not have reached a single core DFW county.

Michael Madrinkian
4 days ago9 min read


How Much to Pay a Medical Director for a Med Spa, and How to Document Oversight
One seller's $799 starting price sits inside the range another guide calls a sign of a nominal arrangement. Neither cites data. Price the hours instead.

Michael Madrinkian
4 days ago8 min read


The Med Spa Compliance Binder: What an Owner Should Produce in an Hour
Pick one recent chart and trace it back through the order, the protocol, and the training record. That test finds what a full binder on a shelf hides.

Michael Madrinkian
4 days ago8 min read


Texas Med Spa Regulations: What the Rules Mean for How You Run the Business
Texas repealed Rule 193.17 in January 2025. If your written orders still cite it, that is your first question for counsel. Here is the rest of the map.

Michael Madrinkian
4 days ago9 min read
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