Serving patients from 344 zip codes, UCBC regularly treats individuals from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds. With 14.3% of Georgia residents speaking a language other than English at home, language barriers were becoming a daily challenge.
Patients with limited English proficiency (LEP) often needed immediate interpretation during medical consultations, but scheduling in-person interpreters wasn’t always possible, especially in urgent situations. This led to delays, miscommunications, and increased anxiety for both patients and staff.
Poor communication in healthcare risks misdiagnoses, treatment errors, and breaks patient trust. UCBC needed a reliable, fast, and scalable solution to remove these obstacles and ensure every patient received safe, accurate, and compassionate care.