To understand how our Virtual Administration service works – watch this video and then drop us an email to arrange a further chat.

There’s no minimum or maximum number of hours per month and we won’t ask you buy a block of hours upfront.

We’ll answer questions about our pricing along with the simple ‘pay as you go’ process.

Once you sign our terms and conditions, you will be allocated your own dedicated Virtual Assistant team member.

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Trust and Confidentiality

The importance of trust, honesty, confidentiality and security is paramount to us.

Taking that leap of faith in working with someone you haven’t met before on a remote basis is a big deal.

It’s about building a good solid relationship between you and your Virtual Assistant, so you feel safe and comfortable in sharing your work and  access logins to your emails and cloud-based systems.

You will benefit from the fact that your Virtual Assistant is part of our team, meaning that should different tasks / skills or back-up be required, another team member will step in, ready to help you.

We strive to provide you with a fabulous service, a feeling of reassurance, that you’re listened to and feel valued.

Data Protection

Data protection is a hot topic for us.  We fully understand the importance of consent, sharing of data, knowing who has access to the data and how secure the storage systems are.

All our team members have a Virtual Administration email address, which is hosted by a PIPEDA compliant company.

We use a highly secure encrypted cloud-based storage facility called Tresorit. Each of our team members have access only to the specific folders on Tresorit required to carry out the work related to their clients.  All documents are saved directly to Tresorit, not on their personal laptops/computers.

Tresorit provides data residency options that allow businesses to store their data in Canada specifically. This means companies can keep their data within Canadian borders to comply with local data sovereignty requirements.

On request we are always happy to sign a non-disclosure agreement.

To find out more about our data security, please contact Tracey on email tracey@virtual-administration.com

Most Common Admin Tasks Requested

The bar chart opposite highlights the most popular admin tasks requested by our independent therapists and brain injury case managers.

The proof reading and formatting of documents and complex reports is a constant source of work for our Virtual PAs.

The typing of therapy session notes and reports from audio recordings is a life saver to a busy therapist.  Provide us with your template report document and we’ll type your audio speech under those headings, making it easy for you to review, amend and send back to us for proof reading.

If you need the minutes at an MDT meeting typed up, allow your Virtual PA to join the meeting via Zoom and Teams, enabling the case manager to concentrate on chairing the meeting.

Case Managers using patient record management systems to file their ongoing email correspondence, to help generate every action/task carried out over a monthly period is essential.  It’s a huge time swallowing task that our team of Virtual PAs love to do.

Just a little bit of support with creating and sending out your invoices and proof reading your reports – will make all the difference.

Send Tracey an email to find out more – tracey@virtual-administration.com

Proof reading and formatting reports and documents 100%
Typing reports from audio files 100%
Appointment booking and rescheduling 71%
Creating invoices and chasing late payments 71%
Email filing onto Patient Record Management Systems 71%
Creating terms & conditions and contracts 71%
Typing therapy treatment programmes 57%
Dealing with new enquiries on email 42%
Generate costings for Case Managers for future therapy treatment 42%

What Our Clients Say

I love working with Jayme as she has a good understanding of my reports and always returns them to me promptly. It has helped me as I get another person’s overview of my reports as it can be difficult to proof read effectively when you have written the report.
Sally Hoare, Occupational Therapist and Case Manager