Global Medical Virtual Assistants (GMVA), a West Hartford-based healthcare workforce infrastructure partner, ranked No. 971 on the 2026 Inc. 5000, marking its second appearance on the annual ranking of America's fastest-growing private companies.
The recognition follows GMVA's 2025 debut on the list and reflects the company's continued growth as healthcare organizations increasingly seek flexible ways to address administrative workloads, staffing shortages, and operational complexity. GMVA helps hospitals, health systems, and healthcare provider organizations build scalable administrative capacity by integrating trained professionals into existing teams and workflows, supporting patient access, financial clearance and authorization management, care coordination, and revenue cycle performance.
Beth Raboin, CEO and Founder of Global Medical Virtual Assistants, said, "Being recognized by Inc. for a second time is incredibly meaningful. Our growth has been built on helping healthcare organizations solve workforce challenges with exceptional people. Now, as healthcare leaders increasingly look to AI and automation for greater efficiency, we believe there is an opportunity to solve for both. Our human-in-the-loop approach brings technology and people together, allowing organizations to automate where it makes sense while preserving human judgment, empathy, and oversight where it matters most."
GMVA is investing in Vera Technology Solutions, a healthcare technology company focused on agentic AI, workflow automation, and human-in-the-loop capabilities designed to maintain human involvement in high-sensitivity areas such as mental health, fertility and reproductive medicine, and oncology.
"Healthcare cannot simply be approached as another industry to automate," Raboin said. "Technology can dramatically improve speed, consistency, and efficiency, but there are also moments where a person needs to be involved. We believe the future of healthcare operations is not about choosing between people and AI. It is about knowing how to bring the two together in the right way."
As GMVA enters its next stage of growth, the company plans to continue expanding its workforce infrastructure capabilities while investing in technologies that help healthcare organizations increase capacity without relying solely on additional headcount. Learn more at www.gmva.com.
