The difference is almost always front-office execution — with no standard to enforce it. Turnover cost repeats at every location.
Reimbursement stays flat while labor cost climbs, and the capacity you need can't keep coming from domestic headcount — a domestic hire runs $45,000+ loaded, repeated at every site.
Without a standardized operations layer, the gaps widen site by site:
Fast sites bill in two weeks, slow ones wait six — same payers, different front-office execution.
And HQ has no visibility into why some locations outperform the rest.
The $15/hr W2 problem, multiplied across every location in your network.
No preferred-vendor outcomes means no way to scale what already works.
Unit-level variance is a system problem. myMedCrew installs one standard across every site — measured and reported at site and regional level.
myMedCrew runs your back-office functions as managed systems — scoped, staffed by pre-vetted, role-matched specialists, embedded in your software, and run with our oversight, quality assurance, and reporting. You get throughput and clean revenue. We own the operations.
A defined workflow with an owner and a measurable output: verified patients, clean claims, worked denials.
Pre-vetted talent working inside your EHR, security-screened with role-based access to patient data.
Quality assurance, reporting, and performance management run by myMedCrew, not by your office manager.
Each department is managed by myMedCrew, staffed by pre-vetted, role-matched specialists, and reported at site and regional level — one standard across every location.
Registration, eligibility, benefits, and estimates — standardized at the front of every encounter.
Charge capture, claims, posting, and accounts-receivable follow-up run to one standard.
High-volume submission and tracking, so nothing stalls between sites and specialists.
Root-cause work, resubmission, and appeals — the leakage no one currently owns.
Enrollment and re-credentialing support that keeps providers billable across the network.
Inbound and outbound, backfill, and reminders — utilization protected at every location.
One standard, escalation management, and site- and regional-level reporting for HQ.
Most operators pay domestic-loaded cost for work that runs remotely for a fraction. Enter a role, see the difference.
You manage an outcome, not a contractor. Every function is owned end to end — here's what managed staffing includes.
Start with one site or one function, prove the playbook, then standardize across every location.
Published pricing, no demo required. Here's exactly what a full-time seat costs you.
A flat, published $14/hr for administrative, revenue-cycle, and coordination roles. Licensed clinical roles are quoted per placement.
Yes — on EHR and practice-management systems, payer workflows, coding, and patient-data handling. They're healthcare specialists, not general VAs.
Multi-factor secured access, encrypted systems, and role-based access for every specialist, mapped to your existing HIPAA controls.
Administrative and revenue-cycle roles typically go live in about two weeks. Licensed clinical roles take roughly four to six weeks.
We manage performance and handle transitions as part of the managed model — you're not left to re-source alone.
Remote, globally sourced healthcare specialists. They work inside your systems, on your schedule, across US time zones.
Yes — that's the recommended entry. Prove it on one function or location, then scale.
One vetting standard, shared workflows, and centralized site and regional reporting.
Yes — Epic, athenahealth, Waystar and others, under your access controls.
Yes — seats scale up and down with your volume.
A 20-minute scope, a shortlist, and a flat $14/hr number. No demo maze.