Hire Remote Telehealth Virtual Assistants in Latin America
Keep your clinicians in appointments, not in the inbox. Pre-vetted bilingual VAs cover scheduling, prior auth, and patient messaging in your time zone.
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Annual Cost Comparison
Save 52%U.S. Total Cost (est.)
$44,400 per year
Wow LATAM
$21,120 per year
Mid-level Telehealth Virtual Assistant, annual cost for 1 hire. U.S. figure includes payroll tax, benefits, and equipment.
Hiring a Telehealth Virtual Assistant:
What to Expect
What the role covers, the systems it runs in, and what it costs.
What the role owns
Appointment scheduling
Insurance eligibility verification
Inbound and outbound patient contact
EHR data entry
Prior authorization and tracking
Secure portal messaging
No-show follow-up outreach
Typical tool stack
Athenahealth
SimplePractice
Kareo
Availity
Doxy.me
Zoom for Healthcare
Spruce
OhMD
Microsoft 365
We match candidates to the systems you already run.
How much does it cost to
Hire a Telehealth Virtual Assistant?
How much does it cost to Hire a Telehealth Virtual Assistant?
Telehealth Virtual Assistant
Healthcare · Mid-level · 1 hire · annual cost
US-aligned hours, English-first interviews, and role-fit vetting.
Estimates based on average compensation for LATAM professionals, updated 2026. Monthly figures based on 160-hour months. Rates shown are talent compensation only and vary by country, experience, and hiring model.
Why hire a Telehealth Virtual Assistant from Latin America?
U.S. Time Zone Patient Support
Calls, intake follow-ups, and provider support during your clinic hours.
Strong Fit for Telehealth Workflows
Scheduling, intake, EHR updates, portal messages, and visit coordination.
Cleaner EHR and Patient Records
Visit notes, forms, lab follow-ups, and admin records kept in your systems.
Bilingual medical admin
Spanish and English at a professional level, without a second hire.
Better Insurance and Claims Admin
Eligibility checks, billing inquiries, claim follow-ups, and payer documentation.
U.S. Providers keep Clinical Control
LATAM professionals run execution. Strategy, approvals, and sensitive calls stay with you.

Meet pre-vetted LATAM Telehealth
Virtual Assistant talent
Meet pre-vetted LATAM Telehealth Virtual Assistant talent
Every profile below has completed a live patient-scheduling role play plus an EHR data-entry exercise before reaching your shortlist.
Camila M.
Telehealth Virtual Assistant
2+ years experience
Verified in HIPAA Compliance

Tools
Athenahealth
Doxy.me
Microsoft Teams
IntakeQ
RingCentral
Expected Rate
$950/mo
English Level
B2
Mateo G.
Telehealth Virtual Assistant
3+ years experience
Verified in Patient Intake

Tools
SimplePractice
Google Workspace
Doxy.me
IntakeQ
TherapyNotes
Expected Rate
$1.000/mo
English Level
B2+
Valentina S.
Telehealth Virtual Assistant
4 years experience
Verified in Prior Authorizations

Tools
Epic
Athenahealth
TigerConnect
IntakeQ
DrChrono
Expected Rate
$1.100/mo
English Level
C1
Diego R.
Telehealth Virtual Assistant
5+ years experience
Verified in Clinical Workflows

Tools
Kareo
Waystar
Microsoft Teams
Cerner (Oracle
RingCentral
Expected Rate
$1.450/mo
English Level
C1
Beatriz R.
Telehealth Virtual Assistant
6+ years experience
Verified in Claims & Billing

Tools
eClinicalWorks
Zocdoc
CarePaths
AdvancedMD
TheraPlatform
Expected Rate
$1.500/mo
English Level
C2
What does a Remote Telehealth
Virtual Assistant do?
What does a Remote Telehealth Virtual Assistant do?
A telehealth VA runs the administrative and patient-contact work that keeps a virtual clinic moving, in your time zone, under your team’s direction.
| Area | Entry | Mid Most common | Senior |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scheduling | Books and confirms appointments | Manages waitlists and complex reschedules | Owns protocols and template design |
| Insurance verification | Basic eligibility checks | Full benefit verification pre-visit | Payer escalations and secondary coverage |
| Prior authorization | Preps auth forms | Submits and tracks independently | Handles denials and appeals |
| Patient communication | Reminder calls and texts | Portal messaging and follow-up | Owns experience across channels |
| EHR data entry | Demographic and appointment fields | Chart prep and update workflows | Data audits and quality checks |
| No-show recovery | Logs and alerts the provider | Outreach and same-day rescheduling | Optimizes recovery rate, reports trends |
| Area | Entry | Most common | Senior |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scheduling | Books and confirms appointments | Manages waitlists and complex reschedules | Owns protocols and template design |
| Insurance verification | Basic eligibility checks | Full benefit verification pre-visit | Payer escalations and secondary coverage |
| Prior authorization | Preps auth forms | Submits and tracks independently | Handles denials and appeals |
| Patient communication | Reminder calls and texts | Portal messaging and follow-up | Owns experience across channels |
| EHR data entry | Demographic and appointment fields | Chart prep and update workflows | Data audits and quality checks |
| No-show recovery | Logs and alerts the provider | Outreach and same-day rescheduling | Optimizes recovery rate, reports trends |
What this role is not
Medical Scribe
Clinical documentation, SOAP notes, and HPI need licensed oversight and live clinical presence. A telehealth VA does not write or amend clinical notes.
Medical Billing Specialist
Coding, claim submission, and revenue cycle management are a separate discipline. Hire a billing specialist or use an RCM platform.
Is a Telehealth Virtual Assistant the
right hire for your team?
Is a Telehealth Virtual Assistant the right hire for your team?
The task list is the same for every practice. Whether it pays off depends on how yours is running right now.
Worth hiring now if
- You run three or more clinicians with no dedicated admin
- Providers are doing their own scheduling or prior auth
- Intake backlog is costing you appointments you could fill
- A meaningful share of your patients prefer Spanish
- You need U.S. time zone coverage without night shifts
- Growth is capped by admin capacity, not by demand
Probably not yet if
- You are a solo practice under twenty visits a week
- Your admin load is covered and just needs better tooling
- The work you need done requires a clinical license
- Your workflows are not documented well enough to hand off
Not sure which side you land on? A short call is usually enough to tell, and there is no cost to find out.
In House, Agency, Freelancer, or Wow?
Four ways to fill the same role. All rates shown hourly so the comparison is like for like.
| Model | Cost | Time to fill | Management overhead | Best fit when |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Direct U.S. hire | $27 to $36/hr $56,900 to $74,100 per year, total cost | 4 to 8 weeks | High Benefits administration, HR, and equipment sit with you | The role needs on-site presence or state licensure |
| U.S. staffing agency | $31 to $41/hr $65,000 to $85,000 per year, markup included | 2 to 4 weeks | Medium Agency handles billing and administrative coordination | You want a temp to perm path inside the U.S. market |
| Freelance marketplace | $25 to $60/hr Variable and unpredictable | 1 to 4 weeks | High You screen, you manage risk, you verify data handling | Short specialist projects with no patient data and no continuity need |
| WowNearshore | $12 to $22/hr $2,080 to $3,810 per month at 40 hours | 3 to 7 business days | Low We source and vet, you interview and decide | You want bilingual talent on U.S. hours, fast, with no long-term contract |
| Model | Cost | Time to fill | Management overhead | Best fit when |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Direct U.S. hire | $27 to $36/hr $56,900 to $74,100 per year, total cost | 4 to 8 weeks | High Benefits administration, HR, and equipment sit with you | The role needs on-site presence or state licensure |
| U.S. staffing agency | $31 to $41/hr $65,000 to $85,000 per year, markup included | 2 to 4 weeks | Medium Agency handles billing and administrative coordination | You want a temp to perm path inside the U.S. market |
| Freelance marketplace | $25 to $60/hr Variable and unpredictable | 1 to 4 weeks | High You screen, you manage risk, you verify data handling | Short specialist projects with no patient data and no continuity need |
| WowNearshore | $12 to $22/hr $2,080 to $3,810 per month at 40 hours | 3 to 7 business days | Low We source and vet, you interview and decide | You want bilingual talent on U.S. hours, fast, with no long-term contract |
Choose how you want to hire
Three engagement models, no upfront fees, transparent rates before any interview.
Staffing
The simplest way to add a pre-vetted LATAM professional to your team.
Best for:
Companies that want the seat filled fast and kept filled, with one monthly invoice.
Shortlist in 3 business days
2-week satisfaction guarantee
Free replacement any time
No upfront fees
Staff to Hire
Validate fit in a live environment before you commit long-term.
Best for:
Validate fit in a live work environment before committing to a permanent hire.
Test-drive before you commit
Clear conversion path and fee
2-week satisfaction guarantee
No upfront fees
Direct Hire
Wow sources and vets the candidate. You interview and hire directly.
Best for:
Practices that already have their own structure and just need the right candidate delivered fast.
Deep LATAM talent sourcing
One-Time Placement Fee
No recurring payments
No upfront fees
What To Know
Frequently asked questions
Where do I hire a telehealth virtual assistant?
The most effective channel for U.S. telehealth practices is a nearshore staffing provider with experience placing candidates in healthcare administrative roles. General freelance marketplaces give you reach but require you to build the screening process from scratch, verify healthcare tool proficiency yourself, and manage the time zone risk. Specialized nearshore staffing narrows the candidate pool to professionals who have worked in U.S.-facing healthcare settings, completed role-specific screening, and can start within a week of your offer. Wow provides a shortlist of pre-screened, bilingual candidates in 3 business days so your clinical team is not left waiting.
What does a telehealth virtual assistant actually do all day?
On a typical day the role handles inbound and outbound patient calls and messages, confirms appointments and sends reminders, checks insurance eligibility for the next-day schedule, submits or tracks prior authorizations, enters data in the EHR, responds to portal messages, and follows up with no-shows. In senior seats the role may also coordinate referrals, support the clinical team with chart preparation, and flag scheduling conflicts before they reach the provider. The exact split depends on practice volume, the EHR in use, and the payer mix the practice works with.
Can I hire a bilingual VA without creating a language discrimination problem?
Yes. Bilingual English and Spanish proficiency is a legitimate occupational requirement when a material share of your patient base communicates in Spanish. Document the business necessity in the job description, apply the bilingual requirement consistently to all candidates considered for that seat, and do not use language as a proxy for national origin or ethnicity in the selection process. If you are uncertain about your practice’s specific exposure, review the requirement with employment counsel before posting. Most telehealth practices with mixed-language patient panels have a clear business case and no problem documenting it.
What adjacent role should I hire instead if a telehealth VA is not the right fit?
If the primary gap is clinical documentation rather than scheduling and patient contact, a medical scribe is the right hire. If the main need is billing and coding, a medical billing specialist with ICD-10 and CPT proficiency covers that ground. If the practice needs full office management including HR, vendor oversight, and operational decisions, an office manager or practice administrator is a better fit than a virtual assistant. The telehealth VA role is most effective when your clinical workflows are already defined and you need someone to own the administrative and patient-contact layer without clinical decision-making authority.
What tools does the hire need to know on day one?
At minimum the hire should be proficient in your practice’s primary EHR, whether that is Athenahealth, SimplePractice, or Kareo, and familiar with insurance eligibility checks through Availity or your primary payer portal. Telehealth platform basics (Zoom for Healthcare, Doxy.me), patient messaging tools, and secondary payer portals can be learned in the first month with proper access and a brief orientation document. Do not delay a hire over tools that are genuinely learnable on the job in the first few weeks.
How long does it take to fill the role?
With Wow, you receive a shortlist of pre-screened candidates within 3 business days of confirming the role details and requirements. Most practices complete interviews within the first week and extend an offer by day ten from the initial request. The VA can typically start within a week of the offer depending on notice period and tool access provisioning. Total time from first contact to an active, working hire is usually 2 to 3 weeks, compared to 4 to 8 weeks for a direct U.S. recruitment process.
What happens if the hire is not a good fit?
You interview the final candidates yourself, so you decide who joins. Nothing is charged upfront.
With Staffing, your first invoice is issued only if you decide to continue after the first two weeks. If you stop before then, there is no charge. After that, you can request a replacement at any point during the engagement at no extra cost, with no time limit. We source and present a new shortlist and you interview again.
With Direct Hire, the placement fee is paid when you hire. The replacement guarantee covers a defined period after the hire, because the professional joins your team directly and our engagement ends at placement.
Do I need an Employer of Record to hire from Latin America?
Wow is a staffing and recruiting partner, not an Employer of Record. You contract with us for the professional’s time, while we handle sourcing, screening, and payment coordination. You direct the day-to-day work, schedule, and tools.
