Medical Spa Laws in New Hampshire
New Hampshire takes a moderate approach, permitting non-physician ownership through MSO structures and allowing RN/NP/PA injection under physician delegation. However, the state requires in-person good-faith exams and does not permit telehealth for initial visits. A medical director must oversee the facility. Owners should prioritize clear delegation agreements and documented protocols.
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