Tear down language barriers in health care. We help you solve language barriers in health care.
Our medical translator enables communication between healthcare professionals and patients, no matter the language. Strengthen patient safety, save valuable time and reduce healthcare costs.
- 130+ languages
- Verified translations
- Available 24/7
About us
Care to Translate was founded as a non-profit in Stockholm in 2015. We solve the problem of language barriers by offering state of the art products that deliver safe and efficient communication between healthcare professionals and patients. Today, Care to Translate has become one of the most used translation tools in the Swedish healthcare sector and our translation app has users all over the world. Free download: onelink.to/caretotranslate
Request a demo: https://www.caretotranslate.com/demo
22/12/2025
We've had a lot of great webinars this year! But nothing beats our origin story 😉❤️
Did you know that you can watch all of our healthcare webinars for free on demand? Learn more about machine translation, patient adherence or medical localization.
We’ve been added to the World Health Organization (WHO) supplier list – an important recognition of our work to remove language barriers and make healthcare more accessible for everyone.
“Our vision is simple but fundamental: everyone should be able to be understood and to understand their care. When language barriers disappear, care becomes safer, more equal, and more human", says Maja Magnusson, CEO of Care to Translate.
We’re extremely proud of this milestone and excited to see how this collaboration can strengthen access to safe, equitable care for people facing language barriers.
Every contribution matters – that’s the theme of this year’s 🌍
Today, we want to highlight one of our incredible non-profit partners: Dokters van de Wereld (NL)
To deliver urgent care in multiple languages to marginalized communities across the Netherlands, they made multilingual communication a priority and introduced Care to Translate into their workflows. Their work is a powerful reminder that equitable care starts with understanding.
Watch our joint webinar to learn more about the challenges, policy solutions, and practical steps for building a more inclusive healthcare system for all
👉https://bit.ly/4ryrnCb
04/12/2025
📣 We’re so excited to be exhibiting once again at Sweden’s largest event for e-health and welfare technology e-Hälsa + MVTe at Kistamässan in Stockholm.
Last year, we debuted our real-time AI translation feature – Live Translate. This January, come by our booth for a demo of our translation app, explore new updates, and meet us to discuss how we can tear down language barriers in care.
See you there 👋
24/11/2025
Provide equal care – in real-time! 🙌🎉
Live Translate has been a hit among our enterprise users, and now you can upgrade directly in the app to get it too. Enjoy real-time AI translation in 130+ languages, instant replies, and secure, compliant communication, when you need it most. Tearing down language barriers in care just got a whole lot easier 💪
“All organizations that have tested our platform, including the Norwegian regions, have gone on to become paying customers.”
🎉 Wow, that feels amazing to say!
Big thanks to Breakit for highlighting the importance of translation support in care – and for featuring our work at Care to Translate.
We’re proud that Helse Nord RHF now joins several other Norwegian regions in rolling out Care to Translate to all connected healthcare providers. Norway is the first country to officially implement a digital translation tool in healthcare at scale and we’re honored they chose ours ❤️
Read the whole article here 👇
Tolkappen Care to Translate vill få vården att sluta fusk-använda Google Translate och vara ett komplement till mänskliga tolkar. Nu har bolaget lyckats erövra 80 procent av regionerna i Norge – och fått in 10 miljoner kronor för att växa snabbare. “Vi har noll churn“, säger vd:n Maja...
05/11/2025
Arabic has always been among the top 10 most used languages in Care to Translate, but Arabic is a language of many voices 🌍
Now, you can communicate in 16 Arabic dialects, ensuring clearer and more accurate communication no matter which variety you or your care recipient speaks.
Verified Estonian translations are now live in Care to Translate 🇪🇪
Every phrase has been reviewed by medical experts to ensure accuracy, safety, and cultural relevance, so that Estonian healthcare professionals and care recipients can communicate more confidently 💪
We’re on the lookout for Kurmanji speakers to record medical phrases for our translation app. Know someone who might be interested? Tag them or share this post!
Watch it on demand and explore how language can either create barriers – or build bridges – in health care. Hear from Dr. Linus Kullänger and Dr. Jonatan Haile as they share insights and solutions from their own practice.
This clip is from last year’s webinar – and this Thursday, we’re back with a new conversation on language and trust in health care.
Join us at 12.00 CEST to hear from our founder 👇 MD Linus Kullänger, and MD Jonatan Haile, who speaks 7 languages, as we explore how language builds stronger alliances between doctors and patients – and how breaking barriers can boost adherence, trust, and outcomes.
Communication is care 🤝 Join our upcoming webinar to explore how language strengthens the alliance between healthcare professionals and patients. Two doctors share real stories from the frontlines of care – one developed a medical translation app and the other speaks 7 languages. Both show how language can transform healthcare, one conversation at a time.
🗓️ Thursday, 23 Oct
⏰ 12:00 - 12:45 CEST
🖥️ Online via Microsoft Teams
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Care to Translate serves as a complement to human interpreters in healthcare, and is available 24/7 in your smart device. This tool can be used in any situation when something needs to be communicated fast, e.g. before, during or after a conversation with a human interpreter, whether it is in an acute situation or in daily work at the ward.
Care to Translate cares about the patient’s integrity and offers a medically correct communication with translations verified by native speakers.