IV Therapy Medical Director & Physician Oversight in Florida

MFMD reviews the ordering structure, RN responsibilities, approved service menu, documentation, monitoring, adverse-event response, and clinical suitability of sources and products. Pharmacy and vendor account administration is an optional service; clinical source review is included in governance.

Your practice receives a clinical foundation and individualized protocols for the accepted IV and injection menu: eligibility and hold criteria, ordering and administration roles, consent, monitoring records, emergency procedures, and access for review. NAD+, NR/Niagen®, and individual injections are defined according to the actual product and facility; menu names do not substitute for a clinical protocol.

Florida’s nursing definition includes administering treatments prescribed or authorized by a duly licensed prescriber. An RN’s clinical assessment and nursing judgment do not create independent prescribing authority. MFMD therefore confirms the evaluation and ordering arrangement before accepting an RN-executed program. An account-management fee does not purchase prescribing authority, patient consultations, or a physician’s license for use by the practice.

Names such as Myers’ Cocktail, Beauty & Glow, Recovery, or Longevity help owners identify a proposed menu. They are not guarantees of energy, immunity, detoxification, anti-aging, or disease treatment. MFMD’s wellness infusion program does not include disease-directed treatment protocols. Your business may choose its marketing names; the underlying documents remain specific to the accepted formulation and clinical use.

Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved. FDA specifically warns that food-grade ingredients, including NAD+ ingredients, are not automatically suitable for sterile compounding. MFMD reviews the proposed pharmacy, product information, storage and handling workflow, and relevant safety information before accepting a protocol. Listing an infusion or add-on is not approval of every source or formulation.

MFMD supports an RN-executed model for aesthetic medicine and IV/injection services within the nurse’s authorized role, with the required patient evaluation, orders, training, and supervision in place. Weight management, BHRT/TRT, and Advanced Peptide Therapy require at least one NP or PA on the facility roster under MFMD’s service model. You may identify a planned APP while estimating; the provider and collaboration arrangements must be confirmed before activation. One APP is included in the base fee. An RN or electrologist does not replace the APP required for Medical Wellness.

One wellness service group is $1,500/month; both groups together are $2,000/month. Collaboration or supervision for 1 APP is included; each additional APP is $500/month and each electrologist addition is $500/month. Initial setup is $2,000 for one group or $3,000 for both, including the first 30 days of governance. Adding the second group to an accepted existing operation is $1,000; a new procedure protocol within an accepted group is $250. The proposal confirms which setup applies.

Enter the facility ZIP, choose the applicable services, and describe your team and existing protocols. Review your estimate before providing contact details. MFMD then reviews the operating facts and documents, confirms the assigned physician, initial on-site assessment, scheduled visits, and any required treatment-day arrangements, and issues the agreed scope and start date. An EMR is required and must be in use with physician access before governance begins. You may complete a planning estimate while choosing the platform; paper-only clinical operations are not accepted. No clinical services begin merely because a form was submitted.

Clinical review of pharmacies, products, and formularies is included. When MFMD participation is needed to establish or maintain up to 2 approved accounts, account setup and administration adds $500/month. The same account-support charge applies to an APP-led Medical Wellness practice or an RN-executed aesthetic/IV practice; it does not change professional authority. For example, weight management plus Advanced Peptide Therapy in one group, with one included APP and account administration, is $2,000/month; initial setup for that group is $2,000. Medication, pharmacy, device, and third-party charges are separate.

MFMD defines who evaluates the patient, who issues the patient-specific order, what an RN may execute under the approved standing order, and which finding requires a hold or escalation.

Each approved solution or injection needs defined ingredients, route, limits, eligibility, contraindications, monitoring, documentation, and a response plan. APP ordering parameters are separated from algorithmic RN instructions.

Medication controls, inventory and expiration checks, emergency equipment, staff training, adverse-event response, and recurring encounter review are built around the clinic’s actual menu and setting.