The destructive force of natural disasters – whether it’s raging fires or relentless floods – leaves in its wake not just damaged homes and infrastructure, but also countless stories of families torn apart and communities left in a state of chaos. As individuals scramble…
Professional Court Interpreting: Helping to Uphold Constitutional Rights
Established in 1986, Interpreters and Translators, Inc. (iTi) began its journey as a court interpreting service. Through the years, legal language services remain among our core strengths, and the company has witnessed firsthand the significance of accurate interpretation in the courtroom. This article…
In the ever-increasing global landscape, law firms and other organizations in the legal industry frequently require professional language services. Particularly in the field of legal document translation, the need for expert translators has skyrocketed. With the complexities of legal terminology and the sensitivity of…
Your Language Access Plan: Paving the Way for Equitable Healthcare
Language barriers can be a significant challenge in healthcare. Ensuring full language access isn’t just a compliance issue—it’s a fundamental matter of equity, diversity, and inclusivity. Here’s how creating a comprehensive language access plan can transform healthcare experiences for providers and their patients. Benefits…
Large events such as conferences take extreme coordination and preparation to be successful. This can increase dramatically when conference interpreting services are needed to serve a multilingual audience. To ensure a smooth and successful event, preparation for interpreter services should be part of your event planning…
The Law Regarding Medical Interpreting is Changing. Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is being amended. It will require medical providers to document they are working with a “qualified interpreter.” Healthcare providers who receive government funding must only use Qualified or Certified…
Life expectancy in the U.S. fell by 1.5 years in 2020, the biggest decline since World War II, according to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). What does it all mean for the future? Overcoming language barriers in healthcare…
As the population of the United States continues to grow and diversify, the need to communicate in multiple languages becomes more of a necessity. There are approximately five million students in US schools with limited English language skills that affect their education. Providing services…