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Discover 4 key strategies used by ambulance personnel to overcome language barriers, based on real experiences and research. Learn how professional interpreters, family translators, non-verbal communication, and tech solutions help bridge gaps, ensuring safer, more compassionate prehospital care.

We are happy to announce that Amharic is now available to use in our medical translation app. Amharic has been widely requested and we’re proud to now support healthcare providers in yet another language.

Insights from STING Day shared by Maja Magnusson, CEO and co-founder of Care to Translate.

Calm and reassure patients in their own language. Communicate with relatives and gather informed consent. This is how our app can help healthcare professionals working in anesthesiology, post-op and intensive care overcome language barriers.

We're enhancing user experience with improved content access, new account features for healthcare professionals, and an improved structure for easier navigation.

Care to Translate partners with Doctors of the World the Netherlands to provide healthcare professionals with a reliable medical translation app, enhancing culturally-sensitive care for marginalized populations.

Care to Translate is pleased to announce a new partnership with Irvington Volunteer Ambulance Corps, a nonprofit organization providing emergency medical services in Irvington, New York.

We asked radiology healthcare professionals what phrase they would like to be able to say in all of the world's languages. These were the most popular answers. 

Care to Translate AB and Bayer Vital GmbH announce strategic partnership to enhance multilingual healthcare access for patients with coagulation disorders.