Corporate Structure & Regulatory Compliance

Last Updated: August 2026  ·  For: members, partners, financial institutions, and regulators conducting entity-level diligence

1. The two entities

“GoodLife Health” is a brand operated by two affiliated corporations formed in Arizona. Each is a distinct legal entity, with its own registration, and is in good standing with the Arizona Corporation Commission.

The Professional Corporation maintains its own EIN, bank accounts, licensure, and clinical leadership. Both entities are registered in Arizona, share a principal business address at 1840 N Craycroft Rd, Tucson, AZ 85712, and their good-standing status can be independently verified through the Arizona Corporation Commission's public business search (azcc.gov).

Clinical services partner

In addition to the two Arizona entities above, GoodLife Health works with an independent, licensed clinical services partner whose physicians provide the direct medical care to members in all 50 U.S. states, working under GoodLife Health's clinical protocols. The clinical services partner is a distinct legal entity, separately licensed, and independently operated.

2. How the structure works (PC + MSO)

GoodLife Health is a brand, a vision, a technology platform, and a clinical philosophy. The clinical care you receive is delivered by licensed physicians of Beluga Health, P.A., an independent Florida professional corporation licensed to practice in all 50 states, working under GoodLife Health's clinical protocols.

Neither GoodLife Health nor Beluga Health earns a dollar from your prescriptions. Medication is billed directly by the pharmacy at pharmacy cost, and both organizations are structurally independent from that transaction. This alignment is not incidental. It is the point. No one in the delivery chain profits from your dose, so the care you receive is driven purely by your biology and by GoodLife Health's evidence-based clinical protocols for cardiometabolic optimization and longevity. GoodLife Health is a business, but our business runs on your outcomes, not on prescription margins, molecule upcharges, or dose-escalation fees. That is the predatory economics of modern telehealth, and it is exactly what we have designed out.

GoodLife Health and Beluga Health share a single conviction about what modern healthcare should be. Medicine belongs in the hands of board-certified licensed clinicians, not in the hands of VC, PE, tech holding companies, or financial sponsors whose returns depend on prescribing more, escalating faster, and quietly extracting margin at every step. That kind of extraction is a value system, not just a business model. Zero-sum, parasitic by design. Its cost is paid by patients, by society, and by the promise of healthcare itself, a promise that breaks the moment the system begins to feed on the patient. Our two organizations are both professional corporations, both clinician-owned, and both built on a simple premise: the people making clinical decisions must be the same people accountable to the patient. Two healthcare technology companies rebuilding cardiometabolic care and telehealth on physician terms, for patient outcomes, joined by one shared vision, one shared standard. Regenerative by design.

Aligned-Medicine through Value-Based Care, built at the patient level, delivered as the clinical relationship itself.

GoodLife Health uses what is commonly called a “friendly PC / MSO” model — a standard, widely used structure for healthcare technology platforms. The two entities have clearly separated responsibilities:

• GoodLife Health Professional Corporation (the PC, Arizona Business ID 25068971) employs or contracts the licensed clinicians and is solely responsible for the practice of medicine. Every clinical decision — diagnosis, treatment, and prescribing — is made by a licensed clinician acting under the PC. GoodLife Health Professional Corporation is wholly owned by a licensed clinician, Kristin Makinajyan, DNP, and carries its own EIN, banking, and licensure.
• GoodLife Health Management Inc (the MSO, Arizona Business ID 25068980) provides everything that is not the practice of medicine: the technology platform, software, scheduling, subscription billing, marketing, member support, and back-office administration. GoodLife Health Management Inc does not employ the clinicians for clinical purposes, does not make medical decisions, and does not own the medical practice.
• The PC and the MSO operate under a written, fee-for-services Management Services Agreement (MSA). The MSO is paid a fair-market-value, flat monthly fee for its services. That fee is fixed and is not tied to the volume or value of clinical services, referrals, or any individual medical decision.

The patient-facing website at goodlifehealth.ai is the consumer-facing presentation of the medical practice — GoodLife Health Professional Corporation — not of the management entity. Patients contract with, pay, and receive care from the Professional Corporation.

3. Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM)

Many states restrict the “corporate practice of medicine” — meaning a corporation owned by non-clinicians may not own a medical practice, employ clinicians to practice medicine, or interfere with clinical judgment. The PC / MSO structure exists to honor those rules.

• The medical practice (the PC) is owned and controlled by a licensed clinician, not by the technology company.
• Clinical judgment is reserved entirely to licensed clinicians. The MSO and its owners do not direct, override, or second-guess medical decisions.
• The MSO supplies administrative and technology services only. This separation of clinical control (PC) from business operations (MSO) is the core of CPOM compliance, and it is the same architecture used by most reputable healthcare technology platforms.

4. GoodLife Health Management Inc — the management entity

GoodLife Health Management Inc is an Arizona-formed for-profit corporation (NAICS 561110, Office Administrative Services) that operates as a Management Services Organization. It provides technology infrastructure, brand, marketing, and back-office administrative services to a single B2B client — GoodLife Health Professional Corporation, a separately incorporated Arizona professional medical corporation with its own EIN, banking, licensure, and clinical leadership. The two entities operate under a fee-for-services Management Services Agreement at a fair-market-value flat monthly fee.

GoodLife Health Management Inc, as a management company, does not:

• interact with patients;
• provide clinical services;
• hold any healthcare license;
• dispense or sell medication, supplements, or pharmaceutical products of any kind; or
• bill patients directly.

The Management Services Organization model is a standard corporate structure used by healthcare technology platforms to comply with state Corporate Practice of Medicine doctrines, which prohibit non-clinician entities from owning medical practices.

• Revenue: monthly Management Services Agreement fees from one B2B client.
• Expenses: cloud infrastructure (AWS, Vercel, Supabase), AI / API services (Anthropic), software licensing, marketing technology, brand development, and contractor fees.
• Founder: Dev Chatterjee, CEO — technology background, with prior platform infrastructure work.

Supporting documentation — including the Articles of Incorporation, the Management Services Agreement, and the Operating Agreement — is available on request.

5. What GoodLife Health is — and is not

GoodLife Health is a Direct Primary Care telehealth membership service. Its product is an ongoing clinical relationship, sold as a recurring monthly subscription. That subscription includes telehealth visits with board-certified clinicians, comprehensive lab ordering and interpretation, a personalized care plan, and ongoing clinical management.

GoodLife Health is not, and does not do, the following:

• It is not a pharmacy and not a compounding facility. It does not manufacture, compound, dispense, ship, or take title to any medication.
• It does not sell compounded GLP-1 medications.
• It does not sell dietary supplements, vitamins, pills, or any product direct to consumers. It is not a nutraceutical, supplement, or e-commerce business.
• It does not earn revenue from selling or marking up medication. Patient revenue is membership subscription fees for clinical services.

If you are evaluating GoodLife Health by its business model, the accurate category is telehealth / Direct Primary Care clinical services — not pharmacy, supplements, or product sales.

6. The role of technology and AI

GoodLife Health operates an AI-assisted platform that supports the clinical team. Its role is deliberately bounded:

• It does not make clinical diagnoses or prescribing decisions. Those are made solely by licensed clinicians.
• It is not held out as, and is not, a medical device.
• It does notdirect, override, or replace a clinician's judgment.
• It performs administrative and workflow tasks — scheduling, intake organization, member messaging, surfacing of retrieved records, and clinician workflow support — always under clinician oversight.

7. How medications are handled

When a licensed clinician determines that a medication is clinically appropriate, the prescription is sent to an independent, licensed third-party pharmacy. GoodLife Health does not own that pharmacy and does not resell its products.

• Branded GLP-1 medications(for example, Wegovy or Zepbound) are obtained directly from the manufacturer's own channels (NovoCare, LillyDirect) or through the member's insurance. GoodLife Health does not facilitate compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide; all GLP-1 prescriptions route to FDA-approved branded products.
• FDA-approved hormone therapy, when a clinician prescribes it, is dispensed by an independent, licensed pharmacy.
• In every case the medication relationship is between the member, the prescribing clinician, and a licensed pharmacy. GoodLife Health facilitates the clinical care; it is not the seller of the drug.

8. Compliance posture

• All medical care is delivered by licensed, board-certified clinicians operating under the professional corporation and within their scope of practice and state licensure.
• GoodLife Health operates as a HIPAA-compliant platform. Protected health information is handled under administrative, technical, and physical safeguards, and access is logged.
• The platform is designed so that business operations and clinical decision-making are structurally separated, consistent with Corporate Practice of Medicine requirements.

GoodLife Health operates within the framework of, among others, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and the HITECH Act; federal Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute principles (reflected in the fair-market-value management fee described above); and Arizona's Corporate Practice of Medicine doctrine.

9. Verification & diligence contact

Both corporations are public record. Their entity type, Arizona Business ID, formation, and good-standing status can be verified through the Arizona Corporation Commission's public business search at azcc.gov.

Banks, payment processors, certification bodies, and investors conducting entity-level diligence may direct inquiries to GoodLife Health Management Inc, 1840 N Craycroft Rd, Tucson, AZ 85712, or through our Helpdesk. Supporting corporate and agreement documentation is available on request.

10. Our clinical services partner: Beluga Health, P.A.

GoodLife Health works with Beluga Health, P.A., an independent Florida professional corporation, whose licensed physicians deliver the direct medical care to GoodLife Health members in all 50 U.S. states. The relationship is governed by a written professional services agreement between Beluga Health, P.A. and GoodLife Health Management Inc.

Under that agreement, Beluga Health, P.A. is an independent contractor. Beluga Health, P.A. is not owned by, and does not own, any GoodLife Health entity, and the arrangement is not a joint venture. Beluga's physicians hold full and independent clinical authority over the care they deliver, working under the GoodLife Health clinical protocols. The direct provider-patient relationship for a member seeking care through the GoodLife Health platform is established with a licensed Beluga Health physician.

Neither GoodLife Health nor Beluga Health earns any margin on medication. Prescriptions route to the pharmacy channel at pharmacy cost, and both organizations are structurally independent from the pharmacy transaction. This separation is the operating expression of GoodLife Health's Aligned-Medicine model.

Beluga Health, P.A. is a public record and can be independently verified through its OpenCorporates profile and through the Florida Division of Corporations. Business address: 1321 Upland Dr., Suite 18399, Houston, TX 77043.

Revision history: June 2026 — initial publication of this corporate structure and compliance overview. August 2026 — clinical services partner (Beluga Health, P.A.) disclosed in §1 and §10, and the Aligned-Medicine framing added to §2.

This page is provided for transparency and entity-level diligence. It describes how GoodLife Health is organized and operated and is not legal, tax, or investment advice.