Inside your telehealth app
Add translated voice and video calls with live bilingual subtitles to your patient app or provider portal.
Patients who don't share a language with their care team miss appointments, misread instructions and call back confused. AI Call translates live phone and video calls between patients and staff in 100+ languages, with a transcript for the record.
Yes, for the everyday calls around care: scheduling, reminders, intake logistics, billing and follow-ups. AI Call translates both sides in real time and returns a bilingual transcript. Clinical conversations such as diagnosis, consent and treatment decisions are different: many providers are required to offer qualified human interpreters under U.S. language-access rules, and AI Call is not a substitute for one.
It is part of AI Call for Business, the same real-time translation engine behind the AI Call app, offered as an API, SDK and platform plugins.
Reminder and rescheduling calls the patient can't follow turn into no-shows and late cancellations.
Connecting an interpreter for a five-minute scheduling call can take longer than the call itself.
The few bilingual staff end up taking every call in their language on top of their own work.
When a family member translates informally, nothing reliable ends up in the record.
Book, confirm and reschedule visits in the patient's language.
Insurance details, forms, what to bring, and how to join a video visit.
Statements, payment plans and insurance questions.
Calls with pharmacies, labs, home-care agencies and family caregivers in other languages.
Check-ins like "did you pick up your prescription?", with escalation to a clinician or interpreter when needed.
Start in a sandbox on real calls, then go live with metered billing.
Add translated voice and video calls with live bilingual subtitles to your patient app or provider portal.
Translate calls to and from your scheduling and patient-service numbers through your existing telephony.
The scheduler calls the patient from the clinic's normal number with translation on.
The scheduler speaks English; the patient hears Vietnamese and answers in Vietnamese.
They agree on a new time, and the patient confirms the address and what to bring.
The bilingual transcript is available for the patient's record.
No. It is for the everyday, non-clinical calls around care. Certified medical interpretation still needs a qualified human interpreter.
Call audio is processed in real time and not retained by default. HIPAA compliance depends on your deployment and agreements, so we review your requirements with you before any protected health information is involved.
No. On a phone call the patient answers normally and hears their language. For video visits, translation runs inside your telehealth app through the SDK.
Over 100, including languages U.S. clinics hear often, such as Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Arabic and Korean.
Serve callers in 100+ languages without hiring native-language agents or paying per-minute human interpreters.
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Tell us your call volume and languages and we'll set you up with a sandbox.