Core Virtual Solutions
Virtual assistants across medical, administrative, sales, and business support roles
United States healthcare organizations exploring Philippine virtual medical assistants and prepared to complete detailed compliance and commercial diligence.
At a glance
- Support model
- Dedicated remote staffing
- Commitment
- Full-time or role-based custom engagement
- Starting price
- Custom pricing
- Price basis
- Client pricing is not publicly disclosed in reviewed official sources
- Talent geography
- Philippines with a U.S. contact address
What stands out, and what still needs checking.
Healthcare-oriented roles; Philippines recruiting; allied-health preference; VMA and customer-service experience preference; EMR or EHR and insurance familiarity; training and support.
Client rates, screening thresholds, English standard, replacement, minimum term, BAA, HIPAA control evidence, incident response, device controls, supervision, and references are not clearly public.
Request a BAA and security packet, candidate credentials and tests, background checks, final pricing, schedule, replacement and absence cover, escalation model, audit evidence, notice, and healthcare references.
What we found and where it came from.
5 public claims, each linked to its source.
Service model1 claim
Lists remote virtual-assistant roles across medical and healthcare as well as other business industries.
Healthcare relevance1 claim
Connects doctors with virtual medical assistants for scheduling, patient intake, billing, charting, and documentation.
Healthcare focus and geography1 claim
Core Virtual Solutions recruits Philippine-based virtual medical assistants and patient-care coordinators for United States healthcare clients, with remote work and client-determined schedules.
Experience and systems1 claim
A current role description prefers an allied medical background, at least six months of virtual medical assistant and customer-service experience, and familiarity with EMR or EHR systems and United States insurance.
Buyer diligence1 claim
The provider describes matching, training, guidance, and tailored schedules, but client pricing, replacement terms, formal vetting thresholds, BAA availability, security controls, and commitment are not clearly public.