Onsite Interpretation
Medically qualified and certified interpreters will be present at any of your appointments, group meetings, or consultations to ensure clear communication between you and your patient.
Highest number of OHA medically Qualified and Certified interpreters in Oregon
How to Schedule Onsite Interpretation
Request an Interpreter
Provide Appointment Details
Interpreter Arrives Onsite
FAQ – Onsite Interpretation
How does onsite interpretation work?
Our process is easy – Create an account with us (if you do not already have one) and submit your onsite request to our scheduling team. We start working immediately on getting coverage for your request and confirm with you as needed. Our interpreter arrives at the requested time and interprets all information stated during the assignment.
What types of appointments can onsite interpretation support?
We provide onsite interpretation for a wide range of healthcare encounters, from primary care visits to specialty appointments, pediatric care, procedures, behavioral health, dental, vision, home health, therapy services and social services connected to patient care.
Who are your onsite interpreters?
Our interpreters are a team of diverse and dedicated individuals committed to serving the Limited English Proficient as well as Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities. Our interpreters have a minimum of two year’s experience with a wide range of qualifications, HIPAA certification, background checks, language evaluation, and Qualification and/or Certification.
Can I request an interpreter for my personal appointment?
No, Linguava provides business to business language access solutions. To establish an account and request an interpreter, you must be a healthcare provider, or a representative of a healthcare system.
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