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When parents can’t access education services in their native language, children often take on the role of ad hoc interpreter. Here’s how to avoid this pitfall — and the legal risks that come with it.

Create a successful language access plan with these 8 steps that will improve health outcomes for your LEP patients, reduce costs, ensure compliance, and minimize risk.

An effective language access plan doesn’t just reduce liability. It also supports a more inclusive workplace experience for your LEP employees. Here are actionable steps HR teams can take.

When LEP patients aren’t provided interpreters, health disparities can worsen. Here’s how you can make sure language is never a barrier to quality medical care — even for patients who speak rare and indigenous languages.