Interpreters for healthcare and social services
We schedule professional interpreters in medical, educational, legal, and corporate settings, specializing in American Sign Language. Connect with your interpreter via Zoom or on-site at your location.
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Since 1984
V.O.I.C.E. has delivered
- More than 35 years of service to Midland, Bay City, and Saginaw
- Service to hundreds of organizations
- Scheduled tens of thousands of hours of interpreting services
- Made countless connections
An interpreter can help you
Deliver on your key objectives
- Understanding your organization’s communication needs is the first step to improving key performance indicators like satisfaction and outcomes.
- Providers make faster, more accurate diagnoses when they can conduct detailed patient interviews.
- HR deliver their best when they can get a nuanced understanding of the story.
- Therapists guide clients to healthy self-management with a therapeutic relationship.
- How can you serve your client if you can’t communicate?
Comply with federal and state disability accommodation law
- Affirm consumers’ linguistic and cultural diversity
- Make better, more informed decisions with clients
- Protect patients’ right to informed consent
- Communicate more readily with clients who have a difference in English proficiency
- Make real connections
Achieve satisfaction
Unhappy patients and employees can lead to lengthy complaint reviews and even fines. Prevent problems before they start by implementing a language access plan. Contact us to get started.
Gain continuity
On-demand interpreting services give you the next interpreter in queue, who may never have met your client, and whom you may never see again. That’s a recipe for more errors and wasted time. With prescheduled services, you can get to know your interpreters. Given two interpreters of equal skill, the one who knows the case will perform the best.
Embrace language diversity
Deaf and Hard of Hearing people may have unique communication needs. Regional language differences, degree of hearing loss, delays in language acquisition, previous educational opportunities and social factors can change how an interpreter works. We will assess the situation and the client and schedule an interpreter who can interpret effectively.
Gain better health outcomes
Many minorities experience lower health outcomes relative to majority population peers. Increase patient health equity by helping providers to make informed decisions and patients to understand their treatment.
Improve inclusion
Language diversity. Inclusion. Cultural sensitivity. Make your services multilingual. We’ll show you how.
