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One flat rate. No fine print to decode.

A VAST virtual assistant costs your medical office $10.50 at a flat rate. You pay as you go and can cancel anytime.

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$10.50 flat rate for medical offices

Three terms, and that's the whole model

We kept VAST pricing deliberately short. Here is what each term means for your office.

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$10.50

A flat rate

There is one rate, with no tiers to compare and no premium level to upgrade to. Your office knows the cost before the conversation starts.

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As you go

Pay for what you use

You don't commit to a large block upfront. You pay as support is provided, so your costs stay tied to the help your practice actually receives.

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Anytime

Cancel when it stops fitting

Practices change. If the arrangement no longer suits your office, you can cancel. We don't hold you to a long-term contract.

Behind every placement

The rate is simple. The preparation isn't.

Our contractors are medical professionals in the Philippines, and most are pharmacists. Each one completes VAST's vetting and training before they're placed with a US medical office.

  1. 1 Diploma & background checksCredentials and history are verified first.
  2. 2 HIPAA certificationPatient privacy, certified before placement.
  3. 3 Fraud, waste & abuse trainingCompliance grounding for billing-related work.
  4. 4 EMR & office softwareUS EMR training, including ModMed, plus Google Workspace and Microsoft 365.
See how vetting works
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See what $10.50 looks like in your office

Tell us your specialty, your EMR and the tasks piling up. We'll talk through matching you with an assistant and what onboarding involves.

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