Form your Physical Therapy PLLC in New York — built for modern PT practice
From associate to owner — clinic, mobile/home health, or performance studio. We manage NYSED pre-approval, direct-access-aware purpose language, compliant naming, precise state filings, six-week publication, and a bank-ready document set — all for $885. No hidden fees. Real New York support.
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Purpose-fit for New York Physical Therapists
PT entities face extra scrutiny: NYSED pre-approval, naming restrictions, and county publication — all while you plan equipment, space, and staffing. We build PLLCs that reflect PT scope and modalities, support growth to multiple sites, and work for cash-based or credentialed models.
Everything you need to open and grow your PT practice
A complete, bank-ready formation package designed for lenders, landlords, vendors, and payer enrollment teams.
We help New York PTs go independent — confidently
Whether you’re launching a sports rehab studio, a home-based/mobile service, or a traditional outpatient clinic, we handle the formation work so you can focus on patient outcomes — not paperwork.
We’re New Yorkers. We answer the phone. We explain every step in plain language — before and after you file.
We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice.
Physical Therapy PLLC FAQs
Practical answers for New York PTs — ownership, naming, direct access, mobile/home-based services, publishing, and banking.
Yes. Physical Therapy PLLCs generally require review by NYSED’s Office of the Professions (State Board for Physical Therapy) before the Department of State will accept the filing. We assemble a PT-specific pre-approval package — purpose language, name, and ownership — to minimize objections and delays.
Ownership and professional control are generally limited to appropriately licensed professionals who can lawfully provide the PLLC’s services. For PT entities, that typically means licensed Physical Therapists. We help you structure members/managers to align with New York’s professional practice rules.
Entity formation does not change scope of practice or payer rules. Many NY practices operate with a mix of direct-access patients and referred patients. We craft purpose language that reflects Physical Therapy services while reminding owners to follow NYSED practice standards and payer policies.
NYSED closely reviews terms such as “rehabilitation,” “clinic,” “wellness,” or “sports medicine.” Your name must be professional, include the required designator (e.g., PLLC), and avoid implying services outside PT without approvals. We provide compliant options that clear review faster.
Many practices expand to additional sites or deliver services in mobile/home-based settings. We structure your initial formation to support growth and explain county publication implications if you add offices in other counties later.
Yes. Publication in two county-designated newspapers is included in the $885 flat fee. We coordinate scheduling, manage affidavits, and file the Certificate of Publication on your behalf.
You receive a bank-ready package: EIN confirmation, filed Articles, publication affidavits, and the Certificate of Publication. These are typically requested by banks, landlords, vendors, and credentialing teams.
Timelines vary. NYSED pre-approval can add weeks or months depending on volume, and publication requires six consecutive weeks. We start immediately, give realistic timelines, and keep you updated at each milestone.
Employment is distinct from ownership. Many PT practices employ PTAs and support staff subject to supervision and other professional rules. We help align governance documents with your staffing model; for complex supervision questions, we recommend consulting legal or regulatory guidance.
Yes. Many New York PT practices operate cash-based, credentialed, or hybrid models. Formation does not guarantee payer participation; it provides the compliant legal structure and documentation your bank and partners require.
This page provides general information, not legal advice.