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Rhode Island joins a growing number of states issuing ownership and scope of practice regulations in response to a drastic increase in medical spas and intravenous IV therapy businesses. In recent years, RIDOH has seen a steep rise in the popularity of two new healthcare industriesβmedical spas and IV therapy businesses. Medical spas offer a broad range of services, from traditional esthetic services e. IV therapy services may be provided at a medical spa but are more commonly emerging as standalone businesses.
Both types of businesses advertise their panel of services as minimal risk, which typically results in their designation as spa treatments rather than medical procedures. Through this formation, licensed professionals are exempt from obtaining an OACF license unless providing services within a mobile unit so long as licensed professionals own and operate the business and, importantly, provide services within their scope of practice.
