ASL interpreters on video, on demand.
Certified American Sign Language interpreters by video for appointments, meetings, and counters — with on-site dispatch when video isn't the right call.
Certified
RID / state-screened interpreters
ADA
Effective communication standard
Video
Browser-based, no install
On-site
Dispatch when video won't do
Built for this exact situation.
Certified ASL interpreters
Nationally certified or state-screened interpreters matched to the setting — medical, legal, educational, or public-facing.
Video that actually works
Framing, lighting, and bandwidth guidance so signing is legible; runs in a browser on tablets, carts, and laptops.
Scheduled and on-demand
Pre-book for meetings, IEPs, and depositions, or connect on demand for walk-ins and unplanned appointments.
Deaf-interpreter teaming
Certified Deaf Interpreters paired with hearing interpreters for high-stakes or atypical language use.
Honest guidance on modality
We will tell you when video is a poor fit — surgery, group settings, severe vision loss — and send an on-site interpreter instead.
Captioning alternatives
CART and live captioning options when a consumer prefers text over signed interpretation.
Three steps.
- 01
Tell us the setting
Appointment type, duration, participants, and whether consumers have a modality preference.
- 02
We match the interpreter
Certification level and specialization matched to the setting, with teaming for long assignments.
- 03
Connect or arrive
Video link ahead of time, or an on-site interpreter confirmed with name and credentials.
The details that decide the outcome.
ADA effective communication
Public entities and public accommodations must provide qualified interpreters when needed. Video counts only when the connection, framing, and interpreter quality are sufficient.
When VRI is not appropriate
Anesthesia, positioning that hides the screen, multi-party discussion, and consumers with limited vision or atypical language all call for an on-site interpreter.
Teaming on long assignments
Assignments over roughly an hour are teamed by two interpreters to protect accuracy and prevent injury.
Consumer preference
Ask the Deaf or hard-of-hearing consumer what works for them. Their preference carries real weight both legally and practically.
Questions we get asked
Are your ASL interpreters certified?
Yes — we use nationally certified (RID) or state-screened interpreters, matched to the setting, with Certified Deaf Interpreter teaming available.
Is VRI enough to meet the ADA?
It can be, when the video connection is clear, the interpreter is qualified, and the setting suits video. When it does not, we dispatch an interpreter on site.
Can you cover unplanned walk-ins?
Yes. On-demand ASL video connects without a booking; on-site coverage is dispatched based on availability in your area.
Do you offer live captioning?
Yes — CART and live captioning are available when a consumer prefers text to signed interpreting.
Other ways teams use our interpreters.
Telehealth & clinic VRI
HIPAA-conscious video and phone interpreters for telehealth appointments, bedside carts, triage lines, and discharge calls — connected in under 30 seconds.
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Trauma-informed interpreters for affirmative asylum interviews, credible fear interviews, and EOIR hearings — in person in Wisconsin and Illinois, or by phone and video anywhere in the US.
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Court-experienced interpreters for remote depositions, arbitrations, telephonic hearings, and privileged client calls — with certified transcripts and translations to match.
Learn moreASL language page
Coverage detail, common settings, and how to request an ASL interpreter.
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IEP meetings, classroom support, and family communication.
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On-site, simultaneous, remote, and document services in one view.
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The full remote interpreting program: 240+ languages, 24/7, per-minute billing.
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Tell us what the assignment looks like.
A coordinator responds within one business hour — or call now if it's today.