Form your Physician PLLC in New York — compliant, telehealth-ready & MSO-friendly
Built for New York MDs and DOs — solo, group, multispecialty, in-person and telemedicine. We manage NYSED pre-approval, craft telehealth-aware purpose language, guide compliant naming, file precisely with the Department of State, complete six-week publication, and deliver a bank-ready package — all for $885. No hidden fees.
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Purpose-built for New York physicians
Physician entities face heightened scrutiny: State Board pre-approval, strict naming, county publication, bank/credentialing documentation, and careful alignment with corporate practice of medicine principles — especially when using MSOs. We form PLLCs that reflect medical scope, support telemedicine within NY, and scale as you add clinicians, services, or locations.
Everything you need to open and grow your medical practice
A complete, bank-ready formation package designed for lenders, hospitals, payers, landlords, and vendors.
Physician PLLC FAQs
Practical answers for New York physicians — ownership, MSOs, telehealth, naming, publishing, staffing, and timelines.
Yes. Physician PLLCs typically require review by NYSED’s Office of the Professions (State Board for Medicine) before the Department of State will accept the filing. We prepare a medicine-specific pre-approval package — purpose language, name, and ownership — to reduce objections and delays.
Ownership and professional control are generally limited to appropriately licensed physicians (MD or DO). Cross-profession ownership is tightly restricted. We help structure members/managers to align with New York’s professional practice rules.
Many New York medical groups contract with a Management Services Organization (MSO) for non-clinical services (admin, billing, HR, space). MSO contracts are separate from ownership — non-physicians do not own the PLLC. We craft governance that plays nicely with MSO agreements; for complex models, consult legal counsel.
Names must be professional, include the required designator (e.g., “PLLC”), and avoid restricted or misleading terms (e.g., “hospital,” “clinic,” “center,” or claims outside scope) without additional approvals. See naming conventions for common pitfalls.
Yes, many physicians serve New York patients via telemedicine. Formation does not change licensure boundaries or payer rules — you must follow NY clinical, privacy, and platform/payer policies. We craft purpose language appropriate for in-person and telehealth care within NY.
Employment and supervision/collaboration rules are separate from entity ownership. Many physician practices employ PAs, NPs, and support staff under applicable professional rules. We align your operating documents with your staffing model; for detailed supervision/collaboration requirements, consult regulatory guidance.
Yes. We coordinate county-assigned publication, manage proofs and affidavits, and file the Certificate of Publication — fully included in the $885 flat fee.
You receive EIN confirmation, filed Articles, publication affidavits, and the Certificate of Publication — the “bank-ready” set typically requested by banks, hospital credentialing, payers, and landlords.
Often yes. Many practices add locations or service lines (e.g., primary care + urgent care). We structure formation to support growth and explain county publication implications if you add offices in other counties.
Timelines vary. NYSED pre-approval can add weeks or months based on volume; publication then requires six consecutive weeks. We begin immediately, set realistic timelines, and keep you updated at each milestone.
This page provides general information and is not legal advice.
We help New York physicians go independent — confidently
From State Board pre-approval through publication and a bank-ready document set, our process is built for modern medical groups — clinic, telemedicine, and multi-site growth within NY.
We’re based in New York and actually answer the phone. No scripts. No bots. Just experienced help from people who do this every day.
We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice.