
1557 of the ACA underscores that Language Access is a fundamental right to all
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In this episode of "Language Access Matters," we sit down with language access expert Mara Youdelman to explore the vital role of section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act to ensure language access in our communities and reduce national origin discrimination. Through compelling stories and firsthand experiences, Mara highlights how overcoming language barriers can transform lives and ensure everyone can access essential services.
Discover real-life examples of how language access impacts healthcare, and outcomes for the limited English proficient community. Learn from Mara why language access is a fundamental human right and how it empowers individuals and fosters effective inclusion.
Don't miss this episode! Subscribe for more thought-provoking discussions on the importance of language access! Resources: · What is required under Title VI and Section 1557 to ensure Language Access for Individuals with Limited English Proficiency?, https://healthlaw.org/resource/what-is-required-under-title-vi-and-section-1557-to-ensure-language-access-for-individuals-with-limited-english-proficiency/
· Medicaid and CHIP Reimbursement Models for Language Services: 2024 Update, https://healthlaw.org/resource/medicaid-and-chip-reimbursement-models-for-language-services-2024-update/
· The High Costs of Language Barriers in Medical Malpractice, https://healthlaw.org/resource/the-high-costs-of-language-barriers-in-medical-malpractice/
· What’s in a Word? A Guide to Understanding Interpreting and Translation in Health Care – Overview, Full guide
· CCHI webinar on Section 1557 -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHLU4WtoyaM
· Section 1557 Final Regulations (May 6, 2024) -- https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2024/05/06/2024-08711/nondiscrimination-in-health-programs-and-activities