Breaking the Language Barrier in Epic: UMass Memorial Health Integrates LanguageLine for Equitable Care
Published February 6, 2026


UMass Memorial Health integrated one-click LanguageLine interpreter access directly into Epic, removing barriers that previously slowed or limited use of language services for patients with limited English proficiency. By embedding interpretation into clinical workflows and automating documentation, the system improved adoption, compliance, and equitable communication at the point of care.
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