ULG in the News

Busy Providers Can Quickly Connect to Language Support for Patients Directly from Electronic Health Records Minneapolis, Minn.: United Language Group is excited to introduce a new integration with Epic, making it easier than ever for healthcare providers to ...

Original Publication: Medical Economics Patients with limited English proficiency (LEP) face poorer health outcomes due to low health literacy and language barriers. In a recent systematic review, 75% of studies showed that LEP patients experienced better ...

As seen in Healthcare IT News https://www.healthcareitnews.com/video/when-phe-ends-millions-could-lose-medicaid-benefits The eventual sunset of the federal public health emergency could be a challenge for many. United Language Group's Leslie Iburg and Abigail ...

Original publication: MedCity News Although many healthcare systems across the country have developed promising pilot programs, there remains an urgent need to develop systematic approaches to addressing health disparities within diverse populations. ...

Original Publication: Healthcare Business Today For decades, healthcare organizations have struggled to address racial and ethnic disparities throughout the member journey. The emergence of AI technology provides payers with new opportunities to attract, ...

New AI solution enables healthcare organizations to meet CMS requirements and improve Star ratings Recently, the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) announced the addition of a three-year implementation plan to include race and ethnicity ...

New Integration Provides Remote Interpreter Access to Vidyo Users Minneapolis, MN, USA – United Language Group (ULG) today announced that they have developed a partnership with Vidyo, a real-time communication platform. ULG interpreter solutions provide Vidyo ...

United Language Group named a recipient of $1.1 million as a part of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid (CMS) program’s $80 million investment to support Navigators in ensuring health coverage access to underserved populations. MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota – ...

New Program Helps Break Down Language Barriers in Healthcare Settings Across the Country MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota – United Language Group is formally announcing the launch of their Bilingual Care Coordination Program. This new program is focused on ...

Article written by Leslie Small at AIS Health.com With three coronavirus vaccines authorized for use in the U.S. and production and distribution continually ramping up, it’s now more important than ever for stakeholders across the health care system to get ...