Foundry vs Permit Health.
Side-by-side: scoped MSO-PC formation and a matched physician PC owner versus Permit Health’s public formation, matching, and 50-state PC network offers.
Book a Call See PricingFoundry vs Permit Health is a formation-model comparison. Foundry PC forms your MSO-PC for the states you operate ($15,000) and matches a friendly PC owner ($3,000/mo). Permit Health publicly sells MSO-PC formation with attorney partners, PC-owner matching, collaborating physicians, and plugging into an existing 50-state PC network. Foundry does not sell that network. See why not a Super PC and Permit Health alternatives.
Sources for Permit’s column: permithealth.com, /pc-owner, /launch, and /infrastructure (public pages reviewed 15 September 2026). Foundry publishes $15,000 formation and $3,000/mo matching. Confirm other vendors’ current pricing on their own sites.
Foundry vs Permit Health: side by side
| Foundry PC | Permit Health (public positioning) | |
|---|---|---|
| Formation model | Scoped MSO-PC formation for the states you launch. Physician-owned PC + MSO + FMV MSA. Typical 1-3 days after scope and match. | Works with healthcare attorney partners to form a PC-MSO. Public copy cites setup “in just weeks” versus months, and a separate 1-2 week PC-owner path. |
| Physician match | Matched friendly PC owner / physician PC owner for your PC. 50-state licensed when the footprint needs it, the physician, not a rented entity. | Matches PC owners and collaborating physicians, including physicians described as licensed in all 50 states. Filter by specialty and states. |
| Super PC / plug-in network | Does not sell one. No shared national PC you plug clinicians into. Honesty page: /super-pc. | Publicly markets plugging clinicians into existing 50-state friendly PCs to “start delivering care now,” including a New York skip-the-wait pitch on /infrastructure. |
| Price | $15,000 one-time formation. $3,000/mo PC owner. Published on every money page. | Public pages say “affordable,” “most affordable rates,” and invite a quote. Confirm other vendors’ current pricing on their own sites. |
| CPOM depth | Operator CPOM 50-state guide (50-state matrix + deep pages with .gov citations) and CPOM compliance (funds flow, CCI, buyer/payer checks). | Publishes a Corporate Practice of Medicine 50-state guide on its blog. Marketplace positioning is launch-and-match, not Foundry’s statute-cited state deep pages. |
| Who it is for | Founders who need a diligence file: named owner, scoped articles, FMV MSA, claim TIN in the PC. | Founders who want a marketplace for PC owners, collaborators, and optionally a pre-built 50-state PC to plug into, or a lawyer-assisted form-your-own path. |
How to read the Super PC row fairly
Permit Health also offers forming your own PC-MSO. The plug-in network is an additional public product, not the only one. Foundry’s conversion point is simple: if you need a Permit Health alternative that will not put your clinicians on someone else’s national PC, Foundry is the fit. If you want a rented network, we will tell you we do not sell it.
After papers, run CPOM compliance. Map states on the CPOM 50-state guide. Start on the homepage.
FAQ
How does Foundry compare to Permit Health?
Foundry: scoped formation + matched owner, published $15,000 / $3,000/mo. Permit: formation via attorney partners, PC-owner matching, collaborators, and a public 50-state PC network. More alternatives: Permit Health alternatives and FriendlyPCOwner alternatives.
Does Permit Health sell a 50-state PC network?
Its infrastructure page markets existing 50-state friendly PCs you can plug into. Foundry does not. Why not a Super PC.
What does Foundry charge vs Permit Health?
Foundry publishes $15,000 formation and $3,000/mo matching. Confirm other vendors’ current pricing on their own sites.
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