Akorbi Explains the World’s Oldest Languages Still in Use Today
Humans have been able to communicate using language for at least 50,000 years, although anthropologists aren’t sure exactly when ancient humans picked up this very
Category: Interpretation Services
Akorbi Talks About the Origins and Evolution of Human Language
Akorbi prides itself on being able to work in more than 170 languages as one of the world’s top language services providers. In the
Akorbi Discusses Tools and Technical Requirements Needed for Telehealth
Telehealth and telemedicine have come to the forefront in 2020 due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. With social distancing, stay-at-home orders, face covering requirements, and
On-Call or Hire Your Own? Interpretation Services for Health Care Providers
Healthcare providers in the United States face a growing dilemma. How do they give patients the best care when the patient speaks a different language
5 Vital Tips to Follow for Interpretation Services in Crisis Situations
The coronavirus pandemic brought healthcare interpretation to the forefront when hospitals had to scramble to provide vital care to patients with limited English proficiency (LEP).
Akorbi Highlights Four Outstanding Professional Organizations for Interpreters
Akorbi prides itself on hiring certified, professional interpreters and translators. This ensures quality in everything we do, from translating a single email and interpreting
Importance of Multilingual Support and Interpretation Services for Behavioral Health Sessions
Akorbi specializes in interpretation services and solutions for healthcare companies. We offer HIPAA-compliant in-person and remote or video interpreting that meets all federal requirements. One
How to Improve Your American Sign Language Interpretation Abilities
American Sign Language became an official language in the 1960s. It has its own syntax, rules, tips, and tricks. ASL also helps you fulfill ADA
Famous People Associated With American Sign Language
American Sign Language has a long, vibrant history going back to France in the mid-1700s. ASL continues to evolve and change as a language today.
Akorbi Explains the Vibrant History of American Sign Language
You might think that American Sign Language is a modern language. You’ve probably seen people who are deaf or hard of hearing communicate through hand
