Resources for Michigan practices.
Find official licensing resources and discuss your practice’s needs, wherever you are in Michigan.
Michigan coverage & resources →Michigan Med Spa Directors
Clinical oversight for medical spa managers throughout Michigan
Coordinated physician supervision, good faith exams and compliance support for participating medical spas and the management teams behind them.
Paper-only medical director agreements do not substitute for lawful ownership, clinical control and actual oversight. Start with your structure, not just a signature.
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Serving the entire state of Michigan
Your next step starts here.
Practical next steps for med spa management teams, healthcare attorneys and qualified providers.
Structure before signatures.
Discuss your practice’s oversight needs or your interest in a clinical role.
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Statewide focus.
Clear responsibilities.
Michigan Med Spa Directors supports the clinical structure behind aesthetic practices. We Treat provides administrative support, while clinical responsibilities remain with appropriately licensed professionals.
Our Michigan resources connect management teams and providers with official licensing information and a practical starting point for a professional conversation.
CLINICAL + OPERATIONALDefined roles.
Defined roles.
Shared attention to your practice.
Physician responsibilities, administrative support and a clear point of contact.
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A clinical foundation for your Med Spa
Connect the people, documentation and ongoing review behind responsible aesthetic care. Administrative and marketing support from We Treat helps your team focus on running the practice.
Michigan Med Spa Directors is an active participating member of Spa Shield. Participation in Spa Shield is required to work with our practice. Learn about our membership →
Physician supervision
A defined physician role throughout the care process.
Documented delegation
Clear responsibilities for each treatment and licensed role.
Skills verification
Review nurses’ scope, training and demonstrated skills.
Ongoing accountability
Protocols, clinical review and follow-up as your team evolves.
What we do
Medical direction for your practice’s services.
Start with your treatment menu and provider team. Together, we identify the oversight and support your practice needs.
Clinical oversight
Physician supervision, written delegation, treatment protocols and a documented plan for ongoing review.
Discuss your servicesGood faith exams
Good-faith exams are part of coordinated clinical care for participating practices. Exams connect the patients receiving care with the practice’s clinical oversight and documentation in our proprietary electronic medical record system. We do not offer standalone exams to outside organizations.
Discuss your servicesCompliance support
Practical help with clinical policies, documentation and workflows, coordinated with your healthcare counsel.
Discuss your servicesNurse skills and training
Review licensure, scope and training; identify competency checks and clinical training needs before delegated treatments begin.
Discuss your servicesYour treatment menu
Discuss oversight for injectables, medical weight management, IV therapy and aesthetic devices. Availability depends on the clinical plan.
Discuss your servicesNonclinical marketing support
Discuss administrative marketing support for the medical practice, subject to its approval and counsel’s review of advertising, referral-fee and fee-splitting rules. No patient-volume guarantee.
Discuss your servicesBuilt around your team
Support for the professionals behind the practice.
Med Spa Management Teams
Before opening or expanding, distinguish your non-clinical team from the licensed medical team. A hired director alone cannot resolve unlawful ownership or control.
Discuss your practice →Healthcare providers
Interested in supporting participating practices through good faith exams, chart reviews, site visits, clinical training or appropriate supervision? Discuss your qualifications and availability. Opportunities depend on licensure, scope and the needs of each engagement.
Discuss your role →Healthcare attorneys
Coordinate the clinical oversight plan with your client’s ownership, management and professional obligations.
Discuss your client’s needs →How it works
From your first conversation to ongoing oversight.
Understand your practice
Tell us your location, team, services and timeline.
Review the structure
Coordinate clinical roles and practice arrangements with your counsel.
Document the plan
Define supervision, exams, protocols and skills verification.
Keep reviewing
Maintain communication and revisit the plan as care and staffing change.
Michigan
A statewide conversation, wherever you’re starting.
Managing a practice, advising a client or exploring a clinical role? Tell us about your needs and the next step you have in mind.
Serving the entire state of Michigan
Common questions
Clarity before your next step.
Every clinical plan begins with the services, people and practice arrangements involved.
Talk through your questions →Where should a Michigan medical spa begin?
Start with the proposed services, each clinician’s Michigan license and the practice arrangement. Use LARA’s official licensing resources, then discuss entity structure, clinical authority and the actual work with qualified Michigan healthcare counsel.
How do nursing roles differ in Michigan?
Michigan distinguishes RN licensure and advanced-practice specialty certification. LARA’s nursing guidance also addresses prescribing authority. Review the individual’s credentials, treatment and practice setting rather than assuming that every nursing role has the same authority.
Can we discuss remote oversight or good faith exams?
Yes. Exams are part of coordinated care within an established participating-practice relationship and are connected to clinical oversight and documentation in our proprietary EMR. Remote arrangements depend on the task, clinical needs, provider qualifications and applicable requirements.
What does medical delegation involve in Michigan?
MCL 333.16215 addresses selected tasks within the delegating professional’s scope, qualified individuals and supervision, with restrictions. It is not a blanket authorization for every service or staff member. Review the proposed task and current requirements.
What should we review for laser services?
Michigan has specific provisions for dermatological lasers, including supervision, patient consent and exceptions. Review the current statute and LARA’s laser guidance for the actual procedure and setting; one arrangement should not be assumed to cover every device or treatment.
Where can I verify a license or find regulatory information?
LARA’s MiPLUS page links to the state’s license-verification service. Its professional licensing pages provide rules, licensing guidance and complaint resources. See Michigan Practice Resources for the official links.
What does support cost?
The scope depends on your providers, treatments and documentation needs. Use the consultation form to request a discussion of services and pricing.
Do you work with existing practices?
A consultation can address a change in medical direction, a new location or service, or a review of your current oversight plan. Availability and fit are assessed individually.
Michigan sources: Nursing guidance · Physician-assistant resources · Laser guidance. General information; current requirements and individual arrangements require review.
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Tell us about your practice, client’s needs or interest in a clinical role.
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