Medical interpretation
Support for understanding and being understood.
What RAUQ coordinates
- Arrange Arabic language support for agreed appointments, subject to availability and scope.
- Help clarify practical instructions and communication between the family and provider.
Who makes the decisions
Clinicians explain the medical options and obtain clinical consent. Interpretation does not replace clinical advice or a provider’s duty to ensure understanding.
A clear quotation
Confirm the language, appointment duration, travel, cancellation terms and whether specialist or certified support is needed.
How it usually works
- You tell us which appointments need an interpreter, and a preferred dialect if it matters.
- We book an interpreter for the agreed time and brief them on practical details only.
- After the appointment, we help with practical questions about the next steps.
Agree the details before you begin.
Your service scope should confirm the tasks, timing, availability, fees, payment recipient and cancellation terms. A request is the start of a conversation; it is not a booking.
Understand how costs are organized