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This is a 5 step guide on how to scale our digital medical translator to clinics & hospitals in across a whole region.

Language barriers are common in healthcare globally. These come with a number of consequences both for the patient and the healthcare provider.

Mammography saves women's lives but language barriers prevent patients from making the most of it.

We saw that we needed something more than interpreter services to be able to communicate with the patients, explains Camilla Hasle, project leader at Helse Sør-Øst.

We are happy to announce that we won a procurement for Region Värmland, making it available for all clinics in the region. It's the first procurement of a digital translation tool that has been done in Swedish healthcare.

One of our ER customers said that they use the digital translator during the whole patient journey. Here we take a closer look at what that could look like.

Our female co-founders Maja Magnusson & Annie Backman share memories from their journey with Care to Translate and tips for future entrepreneurs.

In Tidöavtalet, the new Swedish government wants to limit government-funded interpreters. But how much will it actually save on the bottom line?

Our radiology client Soodia to share their experience with language barriers, how to tackle them & how they experience working with Care to Translate.