Press release

LCSNW has chosen Care to Translate following a successful trial, supporting up to 400 users across the organization.

Esbjerg becomes the first municipality in Denmark to introduce Care to Translate, expanding multilingual communication support across care and social services.

Rijnstate the first Dutch hospital to adopt Care to Translate, completing 15,000 translations in its first month to ensure safe communication for all patients.

Bayer & Care to Translate pilot a digital language tool to enhance hemophilia care, and improve patient safety and communication across leading medical centers.

One of Europe’s highest-volume mammography clinics, SÖS Bröstcentrum, partners with Care to Translate to improve communication across language barriers.

Women’s health and pregnancy support organization signs annual license following positive staff and patient feedback.

Care to Translate joins the WHO supplier list, supporting inclusive healthcare communication and safer care for refugees and migrants in Bulgaria.

Botkyrka Municipality selects Care to Translate to strengthen linguistic accessibility and ensure safe, inclusive communication in health and social care.

Swiss care provider Adullam-Stiftung partners with Care to Translate to expand clinically validated multilingual communication tools across its care teams.