We work to create more equal healthcare by enabling dependable and fast communication between patient and healthcare professionals, no matter the language.
Currently, there is a shortage of interpreters in several countries around the world, while the need for translation assistance and interpreters in healthcare continues to increase. Language barriers between healthcare professionals and patients can have devastating consequences. For the patient, this means long waiting times and losing control of their own care, and for healthcare professionals it means a stressful work environment with a high risk of misdiagnosis and malpractice.
We want to counteract this.
Those of us who work at Care to Translate all have the same goals and ambitions: to break down language barriers and make healthcare more dependable, equitable and accessible for everyone.
Read more about how Care to Translate beganNot being able to make oneself understood in healthcare largely affects our already most vulnerable patients. And it can have devastating consequences. Our mission is to make healthcare more equal by tearing down language barriers.