Specialized ASL Interpreting Services
We Meet Your Diverse Interpreting Needs
Sorenson offers ASL interpreting services to support Deaf and hearing communication in any setting, with interpreter skill sets and certifications to meet your needs even in highly regulated or specialized situations. That includes:
- Legal interpreting, including courtroom interpreters, with legal interpreting certification in states that require it
- Medical and mental health interpreting, with adherence to immunization, HIPAA, certification, and training regulations
- Interpreting for local, state, and federal government
- DeafBlind and low-vision interpreting
- Deaf Interpreters (C/DIs)
Sorenson has the largest private interpreter staff in the world, positioning us to meet a wide range of interpreting need, either in-person or via video remote interpreting (VRI).
Specialized Interpreting Use Cases
Legal Interpreting
Legal interpreting requires training and education in topics of law, protocol, and in interpreting strategies unique to courtroom settings and legal proceedings. We’ll work with you to determine appropriate interpreter staffing strategies and identify communication access issues that may impact a case.
Sorenson can supply interpreters who meet state legal interpreting requirements.
Sorenson interpreters meet the highest standard of professionalism and privacy.
Our interpreters undergo background screenings and meet vaccination requirements.
Request an interpreter with knowledge of specialized jargon and complex concepts.
Sorenson can provide DeafBlind or low vision interpreting services as well as Deaf Interpreters (C/DIs) for cultural and linguistic clarity.
Medical and Mental Health
Using an interpreter in healthcare settings allows providers to focus on patient care and for patients to focus on their own health. Research shows health outcomes improve with the use of an interpreter between non-English speaking patients and providers. Two-way communication allows patients to ask questions, raise concerns, and fully understand instructions.
Sorenson can supply interpreters who meet state legal interpreting requirements.
Sorenson interpreters meet the highest standard of professionalism and privacy.
Our interpreters undergo background screenings and meet vaccination requirements.
Request an interpreter with knowledge of specialized jargon and complex concepts.
DeafBlind or low vision interpreting and Certified Deaf Interpreters available.
Special Language Needs
Sorenson’s diverse interpreter team includes members with additional training for a wide range of communication needs. You can request interpreters with training in multiple techniques for interpreting with DeafBlind and low vision individuals, both on-site and over video.
We can also provide Certified Deaf Interpreters who specialize in communication with Deaf consumers who need enhanced access to participate fully in life’s events. We even have trilingual interpreters on staff, who can facilitate communication between English, Spanish, and ASL users.
Sorenson interpreters meet the highest standard of professionalism and privacy.
Our interpreters undergo background screenings and meet vaccination requirements.
Request an interpreter with knowledge of specialized jargon and complex concepts.
DeafBlind or low vision interpreting and Certified Deaf Interpreters available.
Connect across ASL, English, and Spanish.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Deaf Interpreters (C/DIs) are deaf professionals in the field of interpreting. Deaf interpreter possess native ability in ASL and visual communication, understanding of different Deaf life experiences, Deaf communities, and Deaf culture. Their training focuses on best practices to support both specialized communication situations with consumers needing enhanced access to participate fully in life events that may not be possible when hearing interpreters work alone. Deaf Interpreters maximize their native or near-native fluency in American Sign Language and can be recommended for a broad range of assignments.
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