How this fits your billing queue
An outsourcing provider offering virtual medical assistants alongside insurance, authorisation and revenue-cycle services. The published VA offer is a weekly package.
A published weekly plan with lower per-seat pricing at larger team sizes.
Published price and commitment
The VA page lists $399/week for one assistant covering 45 hours. It lists $349 each at five or more and $299 each at ten or more. Specialist service scope needs confirmation.
| Company | Price / model | Commitment | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Staffingly | $399/week Weekly package | 45-hour weekly package | Published source |
Services in the reviewed sources
Reception, Scheduling, Intake, Billing, Prior authorization, Insurance verification, Coding.
Confirm the proposed candidate’s experience and which tasks are included in the written scope. A company service list is not a promise that one assistant can perform every listed role.
Coverage and safeguards
Confirm the proposed schedule. Training detail is not verified in this record. Confirm the applicable BAA and data-access arrangements directly.
Replacement: Confirm written terms.
Where Staffingly is the wrong choice
You expect a 15-hour requirement to be prorated automatically; the published offer covers 45 hours.
Questions for your consultation
- Which candidate or service configuration fits this exact task?
- What are the agreed hours, minimum term and complete bill?
- What happens when someone is absent or the match does not work?
- Which systems and permissions will the work require?
Sources
- https://staffingly.com/medical/services/virtual-medical-assistants/ — accessed 8 November 2026