Communication Services
Communication access is not a luxury. It is a civil right. When a Deaf patient cannot understand their diagnosis, when a Limited English Proficient family cannot navigate the healthcare system, when language becomes a barrier between individuals and the services they need, the failure is systemic. CLFC Healthcare & Communications exists to ensure that language never becomes a barrier to care, justice, or dignity.
Our communication services exemplify our dedication to the principle that every individual deserves to fully understand and participate in the healthcare, legal, and administrative proceedings that affect their lives.
Sign Language Interpreting
ASL Interpretation:
Certified American Sign Language interpreters for federal agencies, healthcare facilities, legal proceedings, and educational settings. All interpreters hold RID, NAD, or equivalent national certifications.
Certified Deaf Interpreters (CDI):
Specialized interpretation requiring cultural and linguistic mediation for Deaf individuals with unique communication needs. CDIs work alongside hearing interpreters to ensure complete communication access.
Spoken Language Interpreting
CLFC’s spoken language interpreter network serves Limited English Proficient (LEP) individuals across federal, healthcare, legal, and educational settings. Languages include Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese, Vietnamese, Arabic, Korean, Russian, French, Haitian Creole, Portuguese, Tagalog, Hindi, Urdu, Farsi, Somali, Amharic, and additional languages based on client requirements.
Federal Assignments
- DHS-USCIS: Immigration interviews, naturalization ceremonies, and information services
- VA Medical Centers: Healthcare appointments and patient communication
- Federal Courts and Agencies: Legal proceedings and administrative hearings
The CLFC Difference
Our communication services position CLFC as the partner of choice for organizations requiring interpreting services delivered with federal-grade compliance, rigorous quality assurance, and genuine commitment to the individuals being served. We understand that our interpreters do not simply translate words. They bridge worlds.