Bridge the Language Gap in Healthcare

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GLOBAL LT

Speak Your Patient's Language

Global LT has built a network of language professionals ready to support your company anytime - anywhere.

2M+

Words Translated Annually

6+

Continents Global LT Has Students

100+

LANGUAGES Taught

15K+

teachers in our network

90+

INDUSTRIES We Service

40+

YEARS IN Business

Growing Demand

Whether helping a patient schedule an appointment or discussing lab results, your patients must understand and be understood by their doctors, nurses, and administrative staff. With over 66 million people in the US who don't speak English as their first language, having language training is important for your patients.

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Showcase Patient Inclusivity

Providing language training for your staff ensures accuracy and accessibility for non-native speakers, showcasing a dedication to inclusivity and comprehensive healthcare representation. By embracing these language-oriented approaches, healthcare workers elevate their professional standing and position themselves as adaptable and patient-focused in an increasingly interconnected world.

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Industry Specific Solutions

Global LT offers language training in any language so you can enhance your patient’s experience.

Want to talk more about how language training can benefit your medical practice? Feel free to book a meeting below.

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Additional Resources

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