Perhaps English Isn’t Your Patient’s First Language?

We are here to help you ensure your patient’s safety, adherence and independence by offering ScripTalk Talking Prescription Labels and Dual-Language/Translation Labels in 17 languages.

Multiple Languages Available for ScripTalk Talking Prescription Labels

By using a smartphone app or a ScripTalk Station Reader, your patients can hear all their vital prescription information read out loud in one of 17 available languages. En-Vision American can ship your customer a ScripTalk Station programmed in one of the available languages, or the customer can set up their ScripTalk Mobile App for their preferred language.

Information translated includes:

• Drug Name, Dosage & Instructions

• Warnings & Contraindications

• Pharmacy Information

• Doctor Name

• Prescription Number & Date

Programming the RFID label in the selected language is simple. You simply use the language drop-down menu and choose the desired language in the ScriptAbility software. En-Vision America provides simple instructions. 

For full information on how ScripTalk works, click here.

Dual Language / Translation Prescription Labels

Dual-Language Labels come in a booklet-style that you can affix to the prescription container. They feature a high contrast font in English, as well as a translation from one of 17 languages. These are ideal for patients who speak English as a Second Language or have limited English proficiency.

What’s Legally Required for ESL Patients?

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Several states and local governments, such as the state of Oregon, have passed laws concerning language services by pharmacies for limited English proficiency patients:

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Oregon SB698 (2019)

https://olis.leg.state.or.us/liz/2019R1/Downloads/MeasureDocument/SB698/Enrolled

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New York State Pharmacy Translation Requirements - Click to Read More

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New York City Requires Prescription Label Translations - Click to Read More

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California Translation Regulations for Pharmacies - Click to Read More