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Care to Translate on accurate healthcare translation: machine translation limits, cultural nuance, better prompts – and why human oversight still matters.

A successful pilot research study at Oslo University Hospital highlights the need for a complement to interpreters going through surgery.

What happens when children need to interpret healthcare information that puts them in a moral dilemma? This was the focus of a recent study.

Give instructions and information, overcome language barriers, and create trust. This is how our app can help you as a radiology professional.

Care to Translate has appointed a board that will guide the company to new heights in our journey to make healthcare more accessible and efficient.

After an extensive search for a reliable and accurate translation tool, Landspítali has found Care to Translate to be the ideal solution.

When implementing digital tools in large regions, there are many things to consider. These are 5 tips from Micaela Fristedt, project manager in Region Värmland.

The partnership is rooted in a shared vision of breaking down language barriers in healthcare settings.

Helse Sør-Øst in Norway, has reported on financial and qualitative gains from using Care to Translate. These are the results and they are remarkable.