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As the world becomes more interconnected, ensuring clear and accurate communication in healthcare settings is crucial. Here, we address some common questions about medical translation.

Care to Translate is excited to announce a new partnership with Ossining Volunteer Ambulance Corps, a dedicated organization providing emergency medical services in Ossining, New York.

Care to Translate proudly announces a new partnership with Doctors of the World Canada, a renowned humanitarian medical NGO dedicated to ensuring and defending access to healthcare for excluded populations.

Discover Care to Translate - the leading medical translation app designed to break down language barriers in health care. Verified, reliable, and user-friendly.

One year ago, two healthcare regions, covering in total seven Norwegian regions, entered into a framework agreement with Care to Translate to tear down language barriers in health care. This is what they’ve gained.

New collaboration enhances communication and support for refugees in distress during their perilous journeys across the Mediterranean.

Vitalis is the largest eHealth event in Scandinavia, taking place in Gothenburg, Sweden each year. This year, we were there to inspire attendees and talk about language barriers in health care.

Patient safety refers to the work done to prevent errors that could result in harm to patients in health care. But what factors can lead to patient harm, and are there tools that we can use to strengthen patient safety?

A.Cross Onlus partners with Care to Translate in their mission to promote equality, social justice, and cultural understanding.