Arabic Telemedicine Interpreter
What Can A Qualified Arabic Telehealth Linguist or Interpreter Do For A Patient?
Telehealth Medicine has become a useful tool lately, with society can’t manage without moving forward. Can you live with no internet? The majority, will of course say no. Same applies to Telehealth medicine since it allows and facilities doctors, physicians, nurses, and healthcare providers to see patients remotely. Reasons are plenty, but here are some:
Sick Patient, Can Be An Issue That Could Easily Be Resolved Via Telehealth
1) Facilitating communication with medical staff
2) Being able to get prescription medication being filled, or called-in to your pharmacy in little time
3) Patient diagnoses can be faster, rather than wait for weeks to get an appointment
4) It is much faster to talk to a physician, rather than get an in-person appointment
5) Rather than you have to commute to see your healthcare provider or physician, the physician comes to the comfort of your own home
6) In the age of viruses, particularly Covid 19, it’s not only easier, but it’s safer to virtually see your medical practitioner, rather than in-person. This particularly applies to the patient over the age of 50-years old, who are more susceptible to catching a virus easier than a younger 19-year old. You will be reducing the risk of COVID-19 exposure greatly, by not visiting in-person your doctor's office, urgent care medical facility, medical office, or an outpatient hospital office.
7) Medical providers and health insurance companies are now getting more accustomed and accepting of both telehealth and telehealth interpreting, where life is much easier, not only for the patient, but also for the physicians and nurses, since there is zero possibility of anyone getting sick, and it is a win-win situation for all parties involved, patient and the doctor.
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The Role of an Arabic Interpreter or an Arabic Professional Linguist In Telemedicine
Did you know, that the Bureau of the Census numbers show that more than 67 million American citizens and permanent residents speak a language other than English at home, and more than 15-million have Limited Proficiency English (LPE), speaking minimal English, or no English at all?
Plenty of patients in the United States are elderly immigrants, who possess little command over the English language, and in most cases are not familiar at all with medical terminology. At Arabic Dialects, we have medically qualified interpreters that will be on the remote session, assisting the doctor and patient to communicate effortlessly, and making the language barrier disappear by bridging that gap, between both sides through a video conferencing platform.
Telehealth Medicine, With Physician And Arabic Interpreter Online
Our Arabic Interpreters, receive frequent training, update their medical terminology to keep up with updates in the field of medicine. Also, interpreters are versed in cultural sensitives, some are cultural advisors since patients from the Arab world tend to be more discreet and they don’t like to open up, particularly about more sensitive issues, and it’s partially the role of an interpreter to make them feel comfortable, put them at ease, be kind and understanding of their medical issue, no matter how small or big, the healthcare problem might be.
Arabic Dialects has years of experience in remote interpreting and can implement solutions quickly and seamlessly, you already have an advocate on your side to help you reduce language barriers in telemedicine both during and after the pandemic. Our interpreters’ knowledge, as well as their experience in the medical field, vocabulary, and jargon, ensures precise use of language, channeling exact message and tone, regardless if that is from Arabic to English, or English to Arabic. Source to Target, or the opposite, minimizing confusion, errors, and improving customer experience, to have both sides more focused on the medical issue.
Seek The Assistance Of A Qualified Arabic Interpreter Along With Your Healthcare Provider. To Live A Happy And Healthy Life
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Contact Arabic Dialects, and allow us to supply you with a medically trained Arabic interpreter to assist you with your telehealth session. Telehealth sessions can be via simple telephonic connection, VTC, VRI, Zoom, or Facetime. You can have an experienced, certified, and qualified Arabic interpreter in no-time, to avoid any misunderstanding, and any possible liability moving forward. Don’t ignore the important role that language services engages-in to facilitate successful telehealth assisted call, and to make sure that you can and be able to communicate with limited English proficiency (LEP) patients. Get that peace of mind, and call Arabic Dialects today, to facilitate communication and bridge the gap between an Arabic speaker and someone in the medical field. Let Arabic Dialects, terminate that communication barrier fears so that you can speak easily and in clear terms to patients and health care professional (HCP).
On-site, as well as off-site medical interpreters, perform lifesaving, important, and essential work, an Arabic Interpreter is usually in direct contact with a patient, a physician, a physiatrist, or other health care professionals. Do you know, that under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, as well as EO 13166, individuals who do not read, comprehend, or speak English fluently are entitled to Arabic language access services (ALAS) when receiving medical attention, being on-site, or off-site medical assistance. Medical interpreters do save lives and improve medical outcomes for some of America’s most vulnerable Arabic, English speaking patients.
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