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Interpreting · ADA access · ASL · CDI · CART

Access, in every language — including the visual ones.

Effective communication is a civil right. We arrange qualified ASL interpreters — including RID-certified interpreters and Certified Deaf Interpreters where available — as well as tactile interpreting for DeafBlind individuals and real-time captioning, so every person participates fully.

ADA
Section 504 & Title II/III aligned
ASL · CDI
Sign language interpreting
CART
Real-time captioning

Why teams choose us

ASL & Deaf Services, done right.

ASL & PSE

Interpreters matched to the communication preference of the Deaf consumer.

Deaf-interpreter teams

CDIs team with hearing interpreters for complex linguistic or medical situations.

CART captioning

Verbatim, real-time captions for classrooms, events, webinars and meetings.

DeafBlind services

Tactile and ProTactile interpreting delivered by experienced specialists.

What's included

Everything you need, nothing you don't.

  • On-site, VRI and virtual-platform delivery
  • Medical, legal, educational and workplace specialists
  • Team interpreting for assignments over one hour
  • Live captions for Zoom, Teams and in-person events
  • Trilingual (ASL–Spanish–English) interpreters
  • ADA compliance consultation for your organization

Common use cases

  • 01Hospital & clinic visits
  • 02University lectures
  • 03Job interviews & trainings
  • 04Court proceedings
  • 05Live events & conferences
  • 06Government public meetings

How it works

Simple by design.

  1. 1

    Tell us the setting

    Share the event type, duration and the consumer’s preferences.

  2. 2

    We build the team

    We arrange qualified interpreters or Deaf interpreter teams as needed.

  3. 3

    Full participation

    Everyone communicates directly and confidently.

Industries we serve with asl & deaf services

FAQ

ASL & Deaf Services questions

Who pays for an ASL interpreter?

Under the ADA, covered entities such as healthcare providers, businesses open to the public and government agencies are generally responsible for providing effective communication at no cost to the Deaf individual.

What is a Certified Deaf Interpreter (CDI)?

A CDI is a Deaf interpreter who works alongside a hearing interpreter to bridge linguistic and cultural nuances — especially valuable in medical, legal and mental-health settings.

Can you caption our virtual events?

Yes. CART captioning can be provided for Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex and other platforms.

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