Independent prescriber aesthetics: the UK clinic owner’s guide
Independent prescriber aesthetics explained: who can prescribe Botox, what the V300 costs, and the three compliance checks to run first.
IV hydration business requirements New York
IV hydration business requirements New York: only a physician or physician-owned PLLC may own the practice. Role-by-role rules and statutes.
IV hydration business requirements Illinois
IV hydration business requirements Illinois: only physicians may form a medical corporation. APRNs must use a PLLC or service corporation.
Michigan IV hydration business requirements: Ownership, licensing & oversight
IV hydration business requirements Michigan: physicians and PAs may hold equity in the clinical PLLC, RNs and investors need an MSO.
IV hydration business requirements North Carolina
IV hydration business requirements in North Carolina: only physicians and PAs may own one outright. Learn how ownership, oversight and staffing rules work.
Tennessee cosmetology license requirements
Tennessee cosmetology license requirements: 1,500 hours, $60 to apply, $134 in PSI exam fees, and $60 renewal every two years.
Indiana cosmetology license requirements: Hours, fees & renewal
Indiana asks for 1,500 training hours, a $40 application fee and 75% on both exams, with renewal every four years and no continuing education.
IV hydration business requirements in South Carolina
Anyone may own a South Carolina IV hydration business, but an Authorized Provider must hold exclusive clinical control. Read more on permits and staffing.
CPT Code 99386: New Patient Preventive Visit Guide

CPT Code 99386 is the billing code for a new patient comprehensive preventive medicine evaluation, ages 40 to 64. It sits in the American Medical Association’s preventive medicine series (99381-99397). Primary care and internal medicine bill it more than almost any other code in that series. Three inputs decide whether a 99386 claim pays: the […]
Alabama cosmetology license requirements
Alabama needs 1,500 school hours or 3,000 apprentice hours, age 16, two exams and $255 in fees. Laser and injectables need a physician.