Care to Translate

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Sverige
Stockholm
Care to Translate

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Tear down language barriers in health care. We help you solve language barriers in health care.

Our medical translator enables communication between healthcare professionals and patients, no matter the language. Strengthen patient safety, save valuable time and reduce healthcare costs.

- 130+ languages
- Verified translations
- Available 24/7

About us
Care to Translate was founded as a non-profit in Stockholm in 2015. We solve the problem of language barriers by offering state of the art products that deliver safe and efficient communication between healthcare professionals and patients. Today, Care to Translate has become one of the most used translation tools in the Swedish healthcare sector and our translation app has users all over the world. Free download: onelink.to/caretotranslate
Request a demo: https://www.caretotranslate.com/demo

29/10/2026

Our verified phrases recently got a facelift ✨ Download Care to Translate and explore our refreshed library of medically verified phrases in 52 languages today 👉 https://bit.ly/4BxkS7A

24/09/2026

Talking about mental health can be difficult enough without a language barrier. That’s why the PHQ-9 is now available directly in Care to Translate, making it easier to guide patients through structured depression screening in a language they understand.

Already using Care to Translate? Simply search PHQ-9 in the app to find it.

Not using the app yet? 👉 Download Care to Translate and try it today: https://bit.ly/4rgI7hP

22/09/2026

Is your organization using AI translation in patient communication? Then the EU AI Act is something you need to know about.

From transparency and AI literacy to data security and human oversight, healthcare organizations have important considerations when introducing AI into clinical communication. We’ve broken down what matters...

Read the guide 👇

Navigating the EU AI Act in healthcare? Explore what hospital IT and clinical teams need to know about AI translation compliance, risk tiers, and data privacy.

10/09/2026

Generic translation app 🤝 missing the medical context. That’s why healthcare needs translation designed for healthcare.

24/08/2026

Look, no hands 🙌

You can now use Live Translate hands-free! No more constantly tapping the screen mid-conversation. Let the app handle the translation so you can keep your eyes and focus where they belong: on your patient.

📲 Try Hands-free today on Care to Translate Premium: https://bit.ly/3SdNHEy

18/08/2026

🙌 Hands down our most requested feature yet: Hands-free mode. Fewer taps and more time focusing on care.

Join our open demo on August 25th to see it in action and get your questions answered live by our team.

📅 August 25
🕑 12:00 PM, 12:30 PM & 6:00 PM CEST
📍 Online via Microsoft Teams
📲 Register now: https://bit.ly/4bWeAnb

03/08/2026

The choice between using a digital tool and not communicating at all is easy for Sara Westerberg, Nurse Specialist in palliative care at Dalens Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden.

What are your thoughts on integrating digital tools into specialized care?

🎥 Watch the full webinar on implementing Care to Translate in palliative care with Sara here: https://bit.ly/3TwqVIa

12/06/2026

There is a massive difference between "knowing a bit of German" and being able to navigate complex medical conversations. Having access to a specialized translation app isn't an exaggeration, it's a vital part of protecting patient safety.

Learn how Rijnstate, the first hospital in the Netherlands to adopt Care to Translate, put this into practice – facilitating nearly 15,000 translations in their very first month of rollout: https://bit.ly/4vGRBDO

27/05/2026

Sometimes, the hardest part of working in healthcare is just trying to connect on a human level. Caregivers want to provide basic empathy and comfort to everyone, regardless of language barriers.

If you're nodding your head right now, our latest blog post dives deep into the reality of communication gaps in clinics today – and what healthcare workers actually wish they could say to their patients.

Read the full breakdown here 👇
https://bit.ly/43jDMio

18/05/2026

Language development takes years, but care recipient communication cannot be put on hold. As Sweden prepares to introduce new language requirements on July 1st, Care to Translate can act as an essential safety net – empowering staff to communicate while they work toward their B2 proficiency.

Learn more in the blog post here: https://bit.ly/4ua0Ufo

Adress

Krukmakargatan 36A
Stockholm
11851

Telefon

+46709509426

Webbplats

https://caretotranslate.com/

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