Telehealth has created a new virtual frontier that now includes med spas. Some businesses marketed as medical-spa or wellness platforms operate primarily through virtual consultations and medication-based programs, while procedural medical-spa services generally retain an in-person component. As med spas expand across states and incorporate services involving prescriptions and compounded medications, regulatory requirements can quickly become difficult to navigate. Building compliance into the model from day one helps create a stronger foundation for sustainable growth and reduces the challenges of trying to retrofit compliance later.
Read MoreAs FDA labeling evolves, telehealth scales, and demand for customized hormone therapy grows, pharmacies and outsourcing facilities face new expectations. The next era of menopause care will depend on infrastructure capable of supporting consistent, well-coordinated, personalized hormone therapy services at scale. Here’s what every 503A pharmacy, 503B outsourcing facility, and telehealth organization needs to anticipate next.
Read MoreOne positive effect of the COVID-19 pandemic was the technological advancements made to keep patients and their healthcare providers connected. CMS and State Boards of Pharmacy relaxed many restrictions on telehealth and online pharmacies. It is expected that governmental acceptance of telemedicine and online pharmacies will continue post-pandemic.
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