Healthcare Translation Services
As a healthcare provider, you are required to offer the best language services for your multilingual patients. Our certified medical translations and interpreting services will do that for you.
What is a Medical Translation?
Medical translation is the adaptation of medical literature (technical documents, patient history, clinical drug information, illness worksheets, etc.) that’s required of healthcare providers for engaging with multilingual patients and stakeholders.
Medical texts are highly regulated. A medical translator must be a trained and certified professional who clearly understands the source and target languages, as well as the field of medicine involved. Medical translators adhere to the proper medical terminology throughout every document.
If you need accurate and detailed medical translations performed by world-class, certified language professionals, then you’re in the right place.
We Ease Communication between Healthcare Providers and Patients
In our increasingly diverse world, healthcare providers and patients often have to overcome language barriers.
Our team of specialized medical translators helps clinics, hospitals, and practitioners provide the best medical care possible to limited English proficiency patients, through the following services:
Certified Translation
We translate the following documents:
- Medical reports
- Medical documents
- Patient questionnaires
- Clinical trials
- Clinical studies
- Patient-reported outcomes.
Interpretation
We provide over the phone interpreting services 24/7, and in person medical interpreters who are available to meet anywhere within 24 hours. Our medical interpreters have been trained to work efficiently in high-stress circumstances, and can help ease your medical practice communication today!
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Medical Translator vs. Medical Interpreter
A medical translator works on adapting healthcare documents for clinical trials, drug labeling for pharmacies, instructions for medical devices, and other archives to an end language.
A medical interpreter, on the other hand, works with patients, helping them understand and be understood by healthcare providers such as nurses and doctors.
A translator handles written words, while an interpreter serves people. A translator can take time to accurately adapt each word, whereas an interpreter needs to be quick and instant on the tasks at hand. Especially for hospital interpreting, where the stakes are high, a professional medical interpreter needs to be incredibly qualified for the role.
We Help Health Solutions Reach Across Borders
We also provide translation services to medical device manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies, and researchers.
We translate:
- Medical journals
- Patents
- Clinical protocols
- Medical device documentation
- Pharmacological studies
- Regulatory documents
- Product labels
- Marketing content
We will guarantee the regulatory compliance of your products, providing consistent and accurate translations of Instructions for Use (IFU), as well as CMC documentation.
Are Hospitals Required to Provide Language Services?
A medical translator works on adapting healthcare documents for clinical trials, drug labeling for pharmacies, instructions for medical devices, and other archives to an end language.
A medical interpreter, on the other hand, works with patients, helping them understand and be understood by healthcare providers such as nurses and doctors.
A translator handles written words, while an interpreter serves people. A translator can take time to accurately adapt each word, whereas an interpreter needs to be quick and instant on the tasks at hand. Especially for hospital interpreting, where the stakes are high, a professional medical interpreter needs to be incredibly qualified for the role.