Core Service

Form an MSO-PC in 1–3 days.

$15,000 formation  ·  $3,000/mo PC owner

Customized MSO-PC documents, a friendly physician owner when you need one, and a structure that holds up in CPOM states.

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What you get

An MSO-PC is two entities. The Professional Corporation is physician-owned and delivers care. The Management Services Organization runs the business. A fair-market-value management services agreement ties them together.

We do not drop you into a pre-built professional corporation for all 50 states. We form the structure for the states you need.

Published pricing

MSO-PC Formation

$15,000

One-time. Documents and project management with healthcare counsel.

Friendly PC Owner

$3,000/mo

Ongoing physician ownership of the PC. See PC owner matching.

Timeline

Typical formation is 1 to 3 days after states, clinical model, and physician match are scoped. New York filings can take longer because of education-department review. California and Texas are usually faster once the physician owner is in place.

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MSO-PC formation FAQ

How much does MSO-PC formation cost?

MSO-PC formation is $15,000 one-time. A friendly PC owner is $3,000 per month if you need physician ownership of the Professional Corporation. Foundry PC is not a law firm; independent healthcare counsel customizes the documents.

Do you drop clients into a pre-built 50-state PC?

No. Foundry PC does not drop clients into a pre-built professional corporation for all 50 states. We form the MSO-PC for the states you actually need and match a physician PC owner licensed in those states.

How fast is MSO-PC formation?

Typical formation is 1 to 3 days after states, clinical model, and physician match are scoped. New York filings can take longer because of education-department review.

What is an MSO-PC?

An MSO-PC is two entities. The Professional Corporation is physician-owned and delivers care. The Management Services Organization runs the business. A fair-market-value management services agreement ties them together so the structure can comply with Corporate Practice of Medicine rules.

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