Start your NP-owned practice in Michigan
Michigan requires a specific dual-entity structure for NP-owned practices. Our team handles the formation, compliance documents, and everything in between — so you can focus on patients.
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What's an MSO-PC structure?
Michigan law restricts who can own a Professional Corporation that provides medical services. The solution is an MSO-PC model — two entities working together. The PC (Professional Corporation) is the clinical entity where patient care happens. The MSO (Management Services Organization) is the business entity you own that manages everything else — operations, billing, staffing, equipment, and lease agreements.
You own the MSO. The MSO contracts with the PC to run the business side. You maintain control, stay compliant, and keep the revenue flowing to your business. It's the standard, legally sound way NPs own practices in Michigan.
Michigan has rules other states don't
If you're a nurse practitioner looking to own your practice in Michigan, you've probably already discovered it's more complicated than filing an LLC.
NPs can't directly own a medical PC
Michigan law restricts who can own a Professional Corporation that provides medical services. As an NP, you can't form a standard medical practice entity the way a physician can.
You need a dual-entity structure
The solution is an MSO-PC model — a Management Services Organization paired with a Professional Corporation. This gives you operational and financial control while staying compliant.
Generic legal services won't know this
Most entity formation companies aren't familiar with NP-specific structures. They'll file a standard LLC and leave you exposed to compliance risk.
Everything you need to launch, handled for you
The Michigan NP Launch Kit includes full MSO-PC formation plus all the documents and registrations you need to start seeing patients.
MSO entity formation
We form your Management Services Organization with the correct structure, registered agent, and state filings for Michigan.
PC entity formation
We set up the Professional Corporation with proper articles of incorporation that satisfy Michigan's corporate practice requirements.
Management services agreement
The contract between your MSO and PC that defines how the business relationship works — the backbone of the entire structure.
Governing documents
Operating agreements, bylaws, and organizational resolutions tailored for NP-owned healthcare entities — not generic templates.
Compliance documents
Consent forms, HIPAA-related business associate agreements, and other compliance essentials specific to your practice type.
EIN registration
We obtain your Employer Identification Numbers from the IRS for both entities so you can open bank accounts and start operating.
Built for NPs, not just anyone starting a business
Most entity formation services treat healthcare like any other industry. We don't.
We only work with healthcare providers
We understand scope of practice laws, collaborative agreements, corporate practice of medicine rules, and the nuances that vary state by state. This is all we do.
NP-specific expertise
NPs face unique formation challenges that physicians don't. We know the MSO-PC model inside and out and have helped NPs across Michigan launch compliant practices.
Not just formation — launch-ready
Other services hand you articles of incorporation and wish you luck. We give you the full set of governing docs, compliance documents, and consent forms you actually need to operate.
We know what you don't know yet
Many NPs don't realize Michigan requires this structure until they're deep into the process. We guide you through the details so nothing falls through the cracks.
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