IV Therapy Toolkit: Adding IV Therapy to a Medical Aesthetic Practice
Adding IV therapy to your med spa service list can be a very profitable line of business. As lucrative as it may become, however, it's also critically important to understand the legal and clinical best-practices when looking into how to do IV therapy.
AmSpa IV Toolkit
What You Get
AmSpa's IV Therapy Toolkit comes with:
- Intro to IV Therapy (45-minute Online Video)
- Intro to IV Therapy (Presentation Slides to Accompany Online Video)
- Standing Orders for Mixing IV Cocktails
- Athletic Recovery
- Immunity
- Antioxidant
- Hydration
- Skinny Shot
- B12 Shot
- Additive Options
- Supplies List
- Estimated Costs for IV Cocktails
- Informed Consent
- IV Bag Label Templates
- Practice FAQ
- Patient FAQ
- Temperature Log Templates
- Treatment Note Template - IV Treatments
- Treatment Note Template - IM Treatments
- USP 797 IV Room Requirements Documentation
- Additional Reading: IV Therapy Best Practices and Legal Considerations
Combining IV Therapy with Your Existing Services
IV therapy can present a lot of options for combination with other treatments. Use these infographics to help your team start conversations with your patients on adding IV therapy to their treatment plan.
Download these free handouts on adding IV therapy treatments to your existing services including:
- Adding IV Skinny Shot or IV Hydration to Body Services
- Adding IV Therapy or Antioxidants to Skin Services
These files are hi-res, full color for high quality printing on a 8.5"x14" page.
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AmSpa Plus members save $1,000 on the IV Therapy Toolkit! Plus members also have access to a 100+ question legal summary of med spa laws in their state and a Treatment Delegation Table outlining who can do what over 6 professional licenses and 21 med spa treatments.
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Legally Offering IV Therapy
Understand some of the medical aesthetics compliance concerns and what medical spas should know about IV therapy compliance in this episode of AmSpa's podcast, Medical Spa Insider. Learn about:
- How the corporate practice of medicine and scope of practice regulations compare for IV bars vs. traditional medical settings;
- Standing orders and who can use independent medical judgment to make IV therapy treatment determinations;
- How nursing boards view administering IVs;
- What the risks are for noncompliance in IV therapy;
- Delegation and good faith exams in IV bars;
- How pharmacy boards regulate licensing and compounding IV medication, and more!
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Taylor Siemens, NP-C
AmSpa's IV Toolkit was developed in conjunction with Taylor Siemens, NP-C, clinical advisor for AmSpa, vice president of operations at Vitalyc Medspa and the founder of My Aesthetic Training.
Siemens is a board-certified nurse practitioner recognized by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners and is a dynamic force in the world of aesthetic medicine. She seamlessly marries the expertise of a practitioner of medicine with that of a multi-site business operator. Siemens's journey into aesthetic medicine commenced as an operating room nurse specializing in facial plastic surgery. Through her diverse patient interactions, Taylor has honed a profound understanding of the aging process, fueling her skillset in crafting comprehensive, multi-modality treatment solutions that align seamlessly with patients' aesthetic objectives.
She speaks at AmSpa's Medical Spa Boot Camps and the Medical Spa Show.
Disclaimer
The documents, resources, techniques and procedures contained in this Toolkit are meant to provide general information and should only be employed by appropriately licensed professionals after reviewing all FDA safety and dosage information, state laws, and receiving appropriate hands-on training. All discussion of specific dosages, medications, or substances to treat specific conditions is for illustrative purposes only and should not be used as a guide or basis for patient treatment. The techniques and procedures contained in this presentation may not be an FDA-approved use and so would be considered “off label.” Additionally, these treatments carry the risk of serious complications, even when performed correctly.
While the goal of this Toolkit is to provide you with information in safely performing these procedures, the information in this presentation alone does not authorize, certify or confer the ability of anyone to perform these treatments, nor does it change any person’s professional scope of practice. Training and education requirements, as well as the legal ability to perform any medical treatment, differ for each professional license level in every state. Therefore, it is each attendee's responsibility to examine their individual professional situation, skill level and scope of practice before choosing to perform or implement any of the techniques or procedures covered here.
Any use in this presentation of brand names, terms, or claims protected by intellectual property rights are for educational purposes only and does not imply any authorization, approval, or permit to use them in any situation except as expressly allowed by the rights holders or applicable law.
This information is not intended to provide legal advice, and it should not be relied upon as legal advice. This information is not intended to create, and receipt of it does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship. You should not act upon this information without seeking knowledgeable legal counsel that takes the laws of your jurisdiction into account.