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Flat-Fee Multi-State PC Network for Telehealth

We form and foreign-qualify the physician-owned professional corporations your telehealth company needs to operate in up to all 50 states and D.C. Your physicians own them. One flat fee, no monthly owner fees.

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Own your network instead of renting one

FeatureYour own networkTypical vendor PC
Your physicians own the professional entities
No monthly fee for a physician owner
No per-state subscription
Structure stays with you if you change platforms

Pricing

1 state

$5,000

Up to 10 states

$10,000

Each additional state

$1,000

All 50 states + D.C.

$50,000

Every tier includes

  • Formation of the professional corporations (or PLLCs where required)
  • Foreign qualification in every state in your package
  • State filing fees
  • Registered agent service for the first year
  • EINs for each entity
  • Formation documents, including stock transfer and succession terms
  • Management services agreements for each entity
  • A state-by-state map of which entity covers which states

Not included: additional domestic entities in states that don't accept a foreign professional corporation, newspaper publication (e.g., New York), expedite fees, medical board entity registrations, provider licensure and payer enrollment, and costs after the first year. Anything outside the package is quoted in writing first.

Questions

Most states' corporate practice of medicine rules require medical services to be provided through an entity owned by licensed physicians, usually a professional corporation (PC). A PC network is the set of physician-owned PCs that lets a telehealth company serve patients in many states, typically managed by the company's management services organization (MSO) under a management services agreement.

Where state law allows, a PC formed in one state can register as a foreign professional corporation in others. Four or five entities can then cover the country, with far fewer annual reports, bank accounts, tax returns, and agreements than 51 separate entities.

The state licenses held by the physicians who will own the PCs. Many states let a foreign PC register only if its owners, and sometimes its officers and directors, are licensed there. Your physicians' licenses determine how many entities the network needs and which states each can serve.

Some states require a professional entity formed under their own law or a specific entity type. We flag these states in the structure map and quote any additional entity before filing.

Each registration has ongoing annual reports, registered agent renewals, and state fees. We offer an annual maintenance engagement to keep every entity in good standing.

Attorney advertising. Whether a professional corporation may register in a given state depends on that state's law and the licensure of its owners. Final scope and fees are set in a written engagement agreement. General information only, not legal advice. Visiting this page or submitting a form does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Build the network you own

Book a 30-minute Zoom consultation ($300) to map out your network. Have your physicians' state licenses handy.

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