Certified Translation Services - Hospital And Medical Practices

Hospitals And Medical Practices

Accurate communications within an internationally diverse patient population is crucial. The need for hospital staff and medical professionals to be skilled in international languages is unrealistic and unnecessary. Through the combination of linguistic fluency and medical expertise, our translators and interpreters ensure complex medical, technical or pharmaceutical information are all communicated in an understandable manner to your patients. Your medical practice cannot afford to miscommunicate vital information dealing with the personal health of individuals.

Medical Records Translated
Translating Patient Information
Admission Forms Translated
Human Resources Documents
Translating Personal Documents
International Video Production
Translating Lab Tests
Power Point Presentations
Translating Discharge Data
Medical Brochures Translated

Prescription Translation
Appointment Scheduling
Translating Equipment Manuals
Interpreting Financial Data
Marketing Material Translated
Translating Procedure Manuals
Insurance Forms Translated
HIPAA Compliance Translation
Sign Language Interpretation
Medical Escort Service

Certified Translation Services can assist with your international language needs and the many other communication procedures that are involved with patient care. Call today and provide your patients with the most accurate language skills available.

Translate The HIPAA Compliance For Your Protection

Medical professionals and allied vocations are on the cutting edge of patient information collection. A costly financial settlement could be the result for your practice if certain guidelines are not met regarding HIPAA Compliance. Certified Translation Services can translate all electronic health information forms, allowing your patient the complete understanding of restrictions they must know before revealing private information to a medical professional.

HIPAA Security Standards Final Rule Published - The final Rule adopting HIPAA standards for the security of electronic health information was published in the Federal Register on February 20, 2003. This final rule specifies a series of administrative, technical and physical security procedures for covered entities to use to assure the confidentiality of electronic protected health information. The standards are delineated into either required or addressable implementation specifications. Click here to view the Final Rule (PDF 914K).

What Physician Executives Need to Know about HIPAA

Cutting to the Chase:
http://www.ahrq.gov/data/hipaa1.htm

Links to HIPAA Information:

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