Category: Medicine and Healthcare

VidaTalk Translates Better Care
Press Release Jun 17, 2021
VidaTalk Translates Better Care

VidaTalk announces new feature enabling health care providers to communicate with non-English speaking patients during routine care interactions without an interpreter.
How to Bypass the Outdated Technology Upgrade: Eloquence Communications Closes the Call Light Communication Technology Gap
Press Release Mar 22, 2018
How to Bypass the Outdated Technology Upgrade: Eloquence Communications Closes the Call Light Communication Technology Gap
Michigan IT Company Delivers on Nurses' Perspectives on Patients With Limited English Proficiency
Press Release Feb 20, 2018
Michigan IT Company Delivers on Nurses' Perspectives on Patients With Limited English Proficiency

It's a matter of patient safety, quality care, workflow efficiency and care equality.
IT Healthcare Company, Eloquence Communications, Conquers the Language Barrier Between Medical Facilities and Patients
Press Release Jan 19, 2017
IT Healthcare Company, Eloquence Communications, Conquers the Language Barrier Between Medical Facilities and Patients
Healthcare ICT Companies Ascom and Eloquence Communications Partner to Deliver Solutions that Overcome Language Barriers between Caregivers and Their Patients
Press Release Dec 7, 2016
Healthcare ICT Companies Ascom and Eloquence Communications Partner to Deliver Solutions that Overcome Language Barriers between Caregivers and Their Patients

Mission-Critical Wireless Communication that Enhances the Connection between Nurses and Patients
Michigan IT Company Designs Tool That Brings Communication Between Patient and Caregivers Into the 21st Century
Press Release Jul 6, 2016
Michigan IT Company Designs Tool That Brings Communication Between Patient and Caregivers Into the 21st Century

Healthcare providers caring for limited English speaking patients are finding more communication barriers exist today than ever before. Because of this, hospitals in the US are wasting billions of dollars due to inefficiencies in staffing, inferior or inaccessible communication tools, misdiagnoses, and increased re-admittance rates.