On-site interpretation
In-person support for sensitive, scheduled, and high-stakes settings, scheduled nationwide.
Language access when it matters.
Connect people with qualified interpreters on-site, over the phone, or by secure video for healthcare, government, education, legal, and business settings.
The DCLS approach
Clear communication in the moments that cannot wait.
DCLS interpreters are certified, vetted, and matched to the domain and setting — connected through audio and video technology that exceeds ISO security standards, day or night.
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Medical interpretation
Support appointments, telehealth, care coordination, consent, and patient education.
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On-demand access
Reach phone and video interpreters around the clock across 250+ languages.
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Scheduled & on-site
Plan interpreters for meetings, hearings, events, travel, and specialized engagements.
What we bring
Interpretation capabilities.
Over-the-phone (OPI)
Immediate phone access for high-volume and time-sensitive conversations.
Video remote (VRI)
Visual communication for ASL, clinical encounters, and complex discussions on any connected device.
Conference interpretation
Simultaneous and consecutive interpretation for conferences, summits, and multilingual events.
Escort & travel interpretation
Interpreters for tours, site visits, and international delegations.
American Sign Language
ASL interpretation alongside 250+ spoken and written languages.
How we work
From engagement to outcome.
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Request
A request is routed to a qualified, available interpreter.
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Connect
The interpreter supports the conversation in real time.
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Close
The session ends when the conversation does — no advance booking required for on-demand access.
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Improve
Usage, performance, and feedback are tracked and used to refine the program.
Use cases
Interpretation applications.
- Conferences, summits, and public events
- Legal proceedings and hearings
- Medical appointments and telehealth
- Emergency and time-critical conversations
Frequently Asked Questions
Your questions, answered.
When should we use phone, video, or on-site interpreting?
Phone connects fastest for unscheduled, time-sensitive conversations; video adds visual context and supports ASL and clinical encounters; on-site is best for sensitive, complex, or full-day engagements. We help match the mode to each setting.
Can we schedule an on-site or virtual interpreter?
Yes. Use the service portal to request scheduled on-site, video, phone, conference, escort, or travel interpretation.
Do you support rare languages and ASL?
DCLS supports more than 250 languages and offers American Sign Language interpretation. Availability depends on language, location, and timing.
Can DCLS support medical and regulated environments?
Yes. Medical interpretation covers clinical appointments, remote care, patient communication, and other healthcare workflows, and DCLS can scope interpreter qualifications and security requirements with your team.
How quickly can we reach an interpreter?
We connect most on-demand phone and video calls in under 20 seconds, with a global network available around the clock.
How does simultaneous interpretation pricing compare to consecutive?
Simultaneous interpretation, translating in real time, typically costs more than consecutive interpretation, which involves pauses for translation — along with language pair, duration, and delivery mode.
WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE
Outcomes designed around your mission.
- ✓Under 20-second connection
- ✓6K+ calls per month
- ✓ASL and 250+ languages
Start the conversation
What can we help you accomplish?
Tell us what you need. A DCLS specialist will help identify the right solution and next steps.