According to the American Academy of Family Physicians: "The Hispanic population is growing rapidly, and Spanish is the preferred language for many Hispanic people. The use of interpreters is a multifaceted issue. First, the physician is ultimately responsible for communication. If a physician is not bilingual, the best alternative is to make use of the skills of a trained medical interpreter or translator. According to the American Medical Translators, a medical translator or interpreter is a specially trained professional who has proficient knowledge and skills in a primary language or languages and who employs that training in medical or health-related settings to make possible communications among parties speaking different languages. The skills of a medical interpreter or translator include cultural sensitivity and awareness of and respect for all parties, as well as mastery of medical and colloquial terminology, which make possible conditions of mutual trust and accurate communication that lead to effective provision of medical health services."

We also provide the basic tools needed to review or learn the Spanish language. Our methods include not only basic grammar, but  also an interactive course with the use of video forums, common dialogues, music and many other elements to help students develop language skills. It is important to emphasize that the learning process depends on personal interest and effort. The key to learn a language is self-confidence and a strong desire to learn.

We are members of the American Translators Association (ATA).