
Reviewed by the VirtualAssist team · Updated 20 October 2026 · Editorial policy
A virtual assistant for therapists takes on the admin of private practice: scheduling, intake paperwork, insurance verification, billing and reminders.
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New clients booked, reminders sent, waitlists managed.
Forms sent and collected before the first session.
Benefits checked, claims and invoices handled.
Enquiries answered promptly and kindly.
Tasks, hours and where your assistant should be based.
A short call to understand your business and goals.
With the right assistant for your work, tools and time zone.
Tell us a little about your business and the help you need. We'll arrange a short call to understand your work and match you with the right assistant or receptionist. No obligation.
Admin data yes, with a proper agreement and limited access. Clinical notes and decisions stay with clinicians.
Your VA should follow a clear script that directs urgent situations to emergency services and to you.
Many solo practices start with 10 hours a month.