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Visit scheduling is the first interaction between you and your remote patient. Uncertain delays, appointment cancellations, no-shows, and inconsistent follow-ups can affect patient inflow. A 2023 survey found that 24% of Medicare users have utilized telehealth services. Care VMA Health’s remote assistant uses advanced scheduling systems to coordinate telehealth appointments, reducing administrative burdens and scheduling conflicts for telemedicine clinics. Get your personalized telehealth virtual assistant today and level up your scheduling process.    Â
Telehealth billing and coding require specialized knowledge of standardized medical codes and RCM practices. Virtual telehealth assistants at Care VMA Health are well-versed in Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes, including telehealth-specific codes like 99441–99443 and HCPCS Level II codes for virtual services. They ensure accurate claims submission by verifying patient eligibility, applying modifiers such as -95 and -GT for telehealth visits, and adhering to payer-specific reimbursement guidelines. Let Our VAs assist you in Revenue Cycle Management (RCM), which includes claims follow-up, denial management, and payment posting.Â
Did you know that 94% of telehealth facilities offer video appointments worldwide? Technical issues can disrupt these virtual consultations, leading to patient dissatisfaction and potential revenue loss. Care VMA Health assistants provide real-time technical support, assisting patients and providers with connectivity issues, software navigation, and troubleshooting. Our team ensures that telehealth visits are stress-free with smooth HD video streaming, clear audio, and a user-friendly interface. Contact today and onboard your tech-savvy assistant to streamline your virtual sessions.
Timely follow-ups and efficient prescription refill management maintain the continuity of the treatment. Telehealth virtual assistants at Care VMA Health manage follow-up protocols, including scheduling post-visit check-ins, automated appointment reminders via Patient Portal Systems, and care gaps tracking through Population Health Management (PHM) tools. Our expert remote assistants handle Prior Authorization (PA) requests, verify medication histories in e-prescribing platforms, and coordinate with pharmacies for processing. Hire a virtual medical assistant from Care VMA Health who can reduce missed follow-ups using advanced HL7 interfaces and EHR tools. Let’s talk!
"Used to spend hours each day on admin, but now I just log in, and it's all there, sorted! My patients think I’ve suddenly become superhuman – if only they knew my secret weapon!"
"Saves me HOURS daily. My patients love how fast we’re moving, and I love not being chained to my desk after hours. This va telehealth virtual assistant is the best hire I ever made!"
"Honestly, I feel like I’ve cloned myself! It’s taking care of so much of the grunt work that my day actually feels lighter. Patients get more attention now because admin does not bog me down."
"The real kicker? It doesn’t take coffee breaks! Efficient, quick, and no Monday blues – my practice is running smoother than ever. Love it!"
"Never thought a virtual assistant could make such a difference. From insurance claims to patient follow-ups, it’s like my personal practice sidekick that never misses a beat."
No credit card required – Easy onboarding
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A virtual medical assistant supports various healthcare needs, such as scheduling, records management, and patient communication. A telehealth virtual assistant focuses on virtual care by managing online appointments and supporting telehealth technology. They ensure patients and providers have a smooth virtual experience.
The cost of hiring a telehealth virtual assistant ranges from $8 to $15 per hour for offshore services. Meanwhile, experienced assistants in the United States charge $20 to $50 per hour. Some services offer fixed monthly plans depending on the required tasks.
Telehealth requires a stable high-speed internet connection for clear communication. Patients and providers need devices such as desktops, laptops, or smartphones with audio and video capabilities. Secure storage systems, whether cloud-based or on-premises, are essential for managing patient data securely and ensuring compliance with regulations. Encryption and user authentication are necessary to protect sensitive health information.