Form your Podiatry PLLC in New York — solo practice to multi-doctor group
Built specifically for podiatrists. We manage NYSED pre-approval, guide specialty-accurate naming, file precisely with the Department of State, complete the six-week publication, and deliver your bank-ready package — all for $885. No hidden fees. No call centers. New York experts who do this every day.
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Built around the realities of launching a podiatry practice
Opening a podiatry practice means more than hanging a shingle — it's securing a surgical suite, credentialing with Medicare and Medicaid, financing equipment, and meeting New York's corporate-practice-of-professions requirements. We handle the formation side so you can focus on building your patient base.
Everything you need to open and grow your podiatry practice
A complete, bank-ready formation package designed for lenders, landlords, equipment-financing companies, and credentialing agencies.
Podiatry PLLC FAQs
Clear, podiatrist-specific answers for forming a Professional Limited Liability Company in New York.
Yes. New York requires review by NYSED’s Office of the Professions (State Board for Podiatry) before the Department of State will accept your filing. We assemble a clean pre-approval package — name, scope, and professional statements — so it clears quickly and avoids back-and-forth.
Only licensed podiatrists (Doctors of Podiatric Medicine) may be members or managers of a podiatry PLLC in New York. Non-podiatrists — including MDs, PAs, and business investors — cannot hold ownership interests. We structure your formation documents to comply with these requirements from the start.
Specialty designations such as “Foot & Ankle Surgery,” “Podiatric Medicine & Surgery,” or “Sports Podiatry” may be used, but the name must accurately reflect your licensure and board certifications. NYSED reviews names for accuracy. We help you choose a compliant name that passes pre-approval and positions your practice correctly.
Yes. We coordinate publication in two newspapers designated by your county clerk, manage proofs and affidavits, and file the Certificate of Publication. All included in the $885 flat fee — no surprise add-ons later.
Your PLLC’s EIN, legal name, and formation documents are required for PECOS enrollment and Medicaid provider applications. Credentialing typically adds one to three months after formation. We deliver a bank-ready package with the documents insurers and credentialing agencies need so you can start the process immediately.
You receive a bank-ready package: EIN confirmation, filed Articles, publication affidavits, and Certificate of Publication — the documents lenders, equipment-financing companies, and landlords typically request before approving podiatric office leases and surgical-suite buildouts.
Formation typically takes three-and-a-half to five months, driven by NYSED review timelines and the mandatory six consecutive weeks of publication. If you plan to credential with Medicare or Medicaid, allow an additional one to three months. We start immediately and keep you informed at each milestone.
No. Under New York’s Education Law, only individuals licensed to practice podiatry in the state may hold ownership or management roles in a podiatry PLLC. Non-licensed staff can be employees but not members. We verify licensure and structure your documents accordingly.
This information is general and not legal advice.
We're here for New York podiatrists
From NYSED pre-approval through publication and bank-ready documents, our team understands how podiatrists launch and scale practices — solo foot-care clinics, multi-doctor surgical groups, diabetic wound-care centers, and sports-medicine practices expanding to new locations.
We're based in New York and responsive by phone and email. No scripts. No bots. Just experienced help for licensed professionals like you.
We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice.