Language access insights
Practical guidance on interpretation, translation, accessibility, compliance, and communication across language barriers.
As the cultural makeup of the US population changes, so does the number of individuals with limited English proficiency (LEP). The LEP population has...
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Imagine yourself in the following situation. You’re going about your daily errands when suddenly something doesn’t feel right. It feels like there is pressure...
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Inclusion and diversity are hot topics these days. As boardroom executives ponder how to expand their company’s inclusion and diversity, one segment of the...
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Healthcare institutions have many options when it comes to providing language assistance to their non-English speaking patients.
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After English language speakers, the Deaf Community is the third largest cultural-linguistic group in the United States.
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The following comments are in response to clarifications to Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act.
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As the CEO of Language People and the creator of the LP Connect (blue card) program, I am excited that...
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PizzaBar will become the first Certified Deaf Friendly™ restaurant in the United States using a Sign Language Kiosk for Retail and Commercial Use. Download...
Read article →Murrieta, California: LP Connect has released a sneak preview of its new, innovative Independent Affiliate Business Opportunity. (http://www.lpconnectcard.com/opportunity/ ) This innovative new marketing program...
Read article →There is a large and frequently overlooked population experiencing barriers to good health. Consider the following scenarios: A white man approximately 55 years of...
Read article →For planned requests, send the details first. For urgent interpreting, call the team directly. Existing clients and interpreters can use the portal links.