About Us

Mission

Our mission is not only to translate words but also to convey emotions, understand nuances, and enrich the connection between information and those who receive it. We focus our expertise on providing linguistic solutions that not only break language barriers but also reflect the authenticity and sensitivity required in the field of diabetes.

Vision

To stand out as leaders in English-Spanish translation by providing support to companies in achieving maximum efficiency in the translation of health resources, as well as creating unique content targeted at these populations. We work tirelessly to facilitate access to vital information, thus improving the quality of life for the Spanish-speaking community.

We Are AdaptLingua

We are a team of language specialists who believe in translation as a tool to share information to all regions of the world. The professional translator not only conveys meaning but also emotion, culture, and nuances that automated tools do not fully capture.
In the field of diabetes, translation faces unique challenges due to the specific language associated with this condition of life. Expressions and terms used by the community may not always be found in glossaries, making translations seem merely that.
This challenge extends to other specialties where the creation of idioms and expressions is common. In healthcare, people develop specific terms based on their country and region, further complicating the translator’s task.
In the United States, with over 60 million Spanish speakers, translation takes on additional complexity due to the diversity of origins among Spanish speakers. Being bilingual does not always equate to being a certified translator, and while crucial, bilingual skills do not replace the work of a professional.
Translating for the Spanish-speaking community in the U.S. goes beyond changing language; it involves localization, considering the target population. Integrating the culture of the end reader requires study, dedication, and thorough research.

Bridging Health in English and Spanish