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From elderly care to social services, the city or Borås (Borås Stad), is taking a major step toward more inclusive, multilingual public service.

April 17 marks World Hemophilia Day – a moment to highlight a rare condition and the people working to improve its care. This year, Care to Translate proudly joins the global effort by addressing one of hemophilia care’s most persistent and overlooked challenges: language barriers.

A new partnership between Care to Translate and Tolkenett brings cutting-edge medical translation tools to Norwegian care providers – enhancing communication, safety, and efficiency across all care settings.

Discover Care to Translate - medical translation app designed for U.S. health care. Improve patient communication, overcome language barriers, and ensure safe, multilingual care in hospitals, clinics, and emergency rooms.

Medical translations require precision, cultural awareness, and expert knowledge. Learn the key differences in healthcare translation and localization to ensure accuracy, compliance, and patient safety.

Not all translation apps are safe to use in health care. Learn why GDPR and HIPAA compliance matter for medical translations and how Care to Translate ensures data security and patient confidentiality.

Accurate medical translations are essential for patient safety, effective treatment, and compliance. Discover the top five best practices for high-quality healthcare localization.

Care to Translate welcomes Laramie Reproductive Health as a new partner in improving language accessibility in reproductive health care. Learn how technology is breaking down language barriers in health care.

Tranemo municipality welcomes the translation app Care to Translate for improved communication.