We are writing to express our deep concern about rising reports of negative patient experiences due to the increasing reliance on video remote interpreting in medical settings.

While in-person interpretation is generally preferred, it’s not always an option in time-sensitive situations, especially in remote areas, or when a person speaks a less common language. ...

It's kind of like a Deaf person interpreting for another Deaf person's native language, and I think it's wonderful. The hearing community may not comprehend the significance of ASL interpreting, ...

At UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland, 19 in-house staff interpreters offer in-person interpretation in Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin and Mam; agency interpreters, trained in health care, work ...

Spanish-speaking parents of patients reported higher levels of satisfaction when an interpreter was present in the room than telephone interpretation, according to data to be presented at the 2014 ...

Andrew Gomez grew up interpreting for his parents at doctor's appointments. Now, he is a medical interpreter giving voice to those who feel lost. WATCH LIVE.

Deaf residents report frequent issues with sign language interpretation at Connecticut hospitals and ... It also has a contract for in-person interpretation and relies on 211 if no interpreter ...

Luckens Merzius, a translator and interpreter for the Clark County Combined Health District, said in-person interpretation is quicker and more effective than over-the-phone or other virtual means.

Luckens Merzius, a translator and interpreter for the Clark County Combined Health District, said in-person interpretation is quicker and more effective than over-the-phone or other virtual means.