How it works
Four steps from an honest assessment to oversight that runs continuously.
Step 01
Compliance review
We look at what you actually sell, who actually performs it and how it is actually documented — then compare that against the rules in your state. You get a written findings list ranked by exposure, not a sales deck.
What you receive
- Review of your full service menu, device list and staffing
- Comparison against the rules that apply in your state
- Written findings ranked by exposure, not by ease
- A plain answer on whether your current structure holds up
Step 02
Physician match
We identify a physician licensed in your state with genuine aesthetic-medicine experience, confirm licensure and standing at primary source, and introduce them to you before anything is signed.
What you receive
- Physician licensed and in good standing in your state
- Primary-source verification of license and standing
- Aesthetic and wellness medicine experience confirmed
- Introduction and interview before anything is signed
Step 03
Build the foundation
Medical director agreement, protocols and standing orders, delegation matrix, credentialing files, consent forms and emergency procedures — written for your menu and signed, not templated and filed.
What you receive
- Medical director agreement with defined duties and response times
- Protocols and standing orders for every service and device
- Written delegation matrix, per person and per treatment
- Credentialing files, consent forms and emergency procedures
Step 04
Ongoing oversight
Scheduled chart review, quality assurance meetings with minutes, staff training, availability for urgent consultation, and an annual re-review whenever your state's rules or your service menu change.
What you receive
- Scheduled chart review with a written review log
- Quality assurance meetings with retained minutes
- Initial and annual staff competency training
- Re-review when your menu, staffing or state rules change
What we will not do
The parts we say no to
- Sign off on a menu we cannot defendIf a treatment cannot lawfully be delegated to your staff in your state, we will say so and propose the change that fixes it, rather than papering over it.
- Supply a name without the substanceMedical direction without protocols, chart review and availability is not oversight, and we will not put a physician's license behind it.
- Give you legal adviceWe are not a law firm. Where a question needs a legal opinion, we say so and work with your healthcare attorney.
- Promise a timeline we have not verifiedLicensure, credentialing and structure work moves at the speed of the state, not the sales cycle.
Find out where your practice actually stands.
A short, no-obligation review of your service menu, your staffing and your state's rules — and a clear written list of what is compliant, what is not, and what to fix first.