They must be familiar with medical terminologies to understand the patient’s medical history, appointment schedules, keep the records updated, and communicate with patients about lab and test results. A VMA's professional responsibilities include preparing a patient's medical history, maintaining records, taking vital signs, and facilitating communication between the patient and the doctor. Virtual medical assistants have now become a crucial component of medical operations thanks to the development of technology. A VMA's regular duties include maintaining patient records, setting up appointments, processing insurance claims, billing and coding, taking phone calls, buying supplies, and offering patient support.
What does a virtual medical assistant do
