Physician Licensing Service Pricing | MedLicense

State Medical Board License Service and Price List for Licensing and Credentialing Physicians Doctors, Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, and Physician Assistants.

  
(Price Points are per State)
 
Medical License Service - 1st State  $779  
State Medical License Service for Active Military   $599
Multiple State Board Licensing  (Non-IMLC Compact Licensing)  
2nd State $759
3rd State $739
4th State $719
5th State $699
5-10 States $679 each
11-20 States $659 each
21-30 States $639 each
31-40 States $619 each
41+ States $599 each

IMLCC Compact Physician Licensing  - LOQ Issuance

$759
IMLCC Licensing Each Additional State * $259
Puerto Rico Medical Board License Service   $1999
Canadian Physicians Licensing in USA States ** $1999

Physician's w/past Suspensions/Revocations (currently licensed in good standing and practicing)

$1999
IMG Physicians seeking a Faculty/Teaching/Institutional License (Must have a Job Offer) $1999
IMG Licensing in ME, NY, ND, OK  without USA/Canadian Training  $4999
Medical License Subscription Renewal Services -  per license  $229
Single (one time) Emergency Renewal Submissions $779  

Standard Medical Licensing Pricing applies to all practitioner types ( i.e. MD, DO, Physician Assistants PA-C, RN, LPN, etc )

The price points posted above are MedLicense.com's service fee only. Our service fee is in addition to any fees charged by the States or third parties. Any cost you would have had without MedLicense, you will have with MedLicense.com in addition to our service fee. The average Board charges $650+ for the application. Verifications typically run $175+ for the average physician. 

State Medical Board License Service and Price List for Licensing and Credentialing Physicians Doctors, Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, and Physician Assistants.

 

* ILMC Add On Rate for FL, GA, LA, MI, MS, NV, OH, PA, OK, TN, & UT - $579 due to additional applications/verification/reporting requirements added by each State.

** Canadian Institutions are unresponsive and extremely difficult to have verified to USA State Medical Boards. Canadian Institutions are, as a general rule, unresponsive to verification requests. Canadian Physicians, as a general rule, have Board Investigations and Actions. This is because of their Single Payer Health System. Patients in Canada file complaints as their standard recourse to not being satisfied with their Physician's services. Because of this, the process is always extended. Physicians who attended Canadian Medical School and Canadian Training present a more difficult licensure process in the States.