What must a med spa in each state report to the board
The same question, answered for 2states from each state’s own law. States disagree on this, which is the point — an answer that is right in one is wrong next door. Every entry below is a statute or board rule we verified, most recently Aug 17, 2026.
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Illinois
Every member of staff at a med spa is a designated reporter under the IDPH communicable disease rules, and the practice must notify the local health department of any unusual case of a condition caused by an infectious agent that is of urgent public health significance, and of any outbreak of public health significance.
77 Ill. Adm. Code 690 (as stated in the IDFPR/IDPH med spa memo) · verified Aug 17, 2026
The full Illinois answer, with the rest of the section →Indiana
A medical spa must notify the board within 15 days of a patient’s serious adverse event (a death, a life-threatening event, or a hospitalization or its prolongation).
Ind. Code §25-22.5-12.5-6 (SEA 282, 2026) · verified Jul 26, 2026
The full Indiana answer, with the rest of the section →Which states this covers
2 of the 9 states for which we publish statute-cited rules. That is not every state, and nothing above should be read as describing one that is not listed — the answer genuinely differs, so a neighbouring state is not a guide. We monitor all 50 state legislatures plus the FDA and the Federal Register daily; the cited rule set is narrower than the monitoring and is growing on its own timetable.
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