Virtual Latinos alternatives

Virtual Latinos: generalist latin american va marketplace with a medical assistant category. Practices already comfortable managing a generalist VA who want a Latin American hire with a replacement promise. The reasons practices look elsewhere: You need healthcare-trained staff with HIPAA training and a BAA as part of the service, not something you arrange yourself.

Six alternatives, vetted

Q1 BAA · Q2 HIPAA training · Q3 location and US hours · Q4 minimum and exit · Q5 replacement · Q6 access and devices · Q7 employer of record. ✓ stated, ◐ partly, — not stated on the provider's pages, 8 November 2026.

Where each one fits

MedicalVirtual

MedicalVirtual places trained medical virtual assistants from Latin America with US practices on an hourly rate. Rather than selling a fixed monthly package, it quotes $8–$12 an hour for every role it lists, from reception and scheduling through to billing, prior authorization, coding and credentialing, with part-time schedules starting at 15 hours a week. The practice interviews a shortlist and makes the hire; MedicalVirtual runs contracts and payroll.

Choose over Virtual Latinos if: Practices that want a named, part-time assistant on an hourly rate. Not if: You need someone physically in the office, pooled 24/7 overflow answering from a single part-time seat, or a US-citizen assistant for policy reasons.

My Mountain Mover

My Mountain Mover sells full-time healthcare virtual assistants in three tiers — core, specialised and expert — priced per two-week period from $947.50. HIPAA training and a BAA are stated, and onboarding and IT support are included in the package.

Choose over Virtual Latinos if: Practices that have a full-time role to fill and want onboarding and IT support included. Not if: Your workload only justifies 10–20 hours a week; the published model is full-time.

MEDVA

MEDVA is a large healthcare-only virtual assistant company offering full-time placements on a flat monthly rate invoiced every two weeks. Its pricing article explains the model — role-specific rates, device or secure-facility options — but a consultation is required for a figure.

Choose over Virtual Latinos if: Practices that want a full-time assistant and care about where the work is done. Not if: You only need a part-time block, or you want to compare prices before taking a sales call.

Wishup

Wishup is a generalist VA subscription service with Indian talent and a US-based plan. It lists healthcare as an industry it serves but does not mention HIPAA on its pricing page, so it belongs in this comparison only as a reference point for non-clinical admin.

Choose over Virtual Latinos if: Non-clinical admin only, where no PHI will be handled. Not if: Any role that touches patient data, phones patients, or works inside an EHR.

Hello Rache

Hello Rache is one of the longest-running healthcare-only virtual assistant companies. Its pricing page publishes a single rate, $9.50 an hour, billed weekly with no setup fee and no long-term commitment. The company trains assistants in the Philippines for reception, scheduling, billing and scribing work.

Choose over Virtual Latinos if: Practices that want the simplest possible pricing and don't need US-daytime phone cover. Not if: You require a Latin America talent pool for Spanish-speaking patients, or you want a stated BAA and replacement terms before you sign.

Virtual Nurse Rx

Virtual Nurse Rx positions itself around clinically informed support — prior authorizations, insurance verification, intake and scheduling — with a solo-provider offer starting at 40 hours a month. Pricing is on request.

Choose over Virtual Latinos if: Solo providers who want prior authorization and insurance verification handled by clinically trained staff. Not if: You want to compare a firm public hourly price without a consultation, or you need reception and phone coverage as the main task.

Published 8 November 2026 · Last reviewed 8 November 2026 · Report an error