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Health equity can't wait.

Limited-English speaking patients experience longer hospital stays and higher readmission rates than English speakers.

Download the free checklist to learn how you can start improving health equity for one of the U.S.'s most vulnerable (and fastest-growing) populations.

As a bonus, we'll also send you our free guide, Designing Your Ideal Language Access Plan. 
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Language barriers can be detrimental to receiving adequate care. 

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Language Access + Health Equity Go Hand in Hand

 

Language barriers can be detrimental to receiving adequate healthcare. But there are steps you can take to champion language access and advocate for your organization's limited-English speaking patients.

Download the Health Equity Checklist to learn the steps you can take to champion equal access to care in your organization. Plus, we'll also send you a copy of our guide, Designing Your Ideal Language Access Plan.

What is a Language Access Plan?

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A Language Access Plan is a document that supports a strategic effort to eliminate or reduce Limited English Proficiency (LEP) as a barrier to accessing information.

This guide is designed to help you:

  • Define your Language Access Policy
  • Establish a Language Access Team
  • Understand Language Services Best Practices
  • Define Staff Procedures & Protocols
  • Access Valuable Resources

 

 

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Eliminate health disparities in your organization. Download the checklist and we'll also send you our Language Access Planning workbook.
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