Medical & healthcare translation

Medical Document Translation Services

Professional translations of medical reports, hospital records, discharge summaries, laboratory reports, vaccination records, physician letters, and other healthcare documents. Certified translation is available when an official recipient requires it.

Certified translation from$25/ billable page

  • Human translation
  • Professional review
  • Secure PDF delivery

What we translate

Common medical and healthcare documents

Choose the document type closest to your record. For a mixed medical file or a document not listed below, send the complete file with the receiving organization’s instructions.

Medical reports

Patient identifiers, clinical findings, diagnoses as recorded, measurements, dates, and provider information.

Hospital records

Admission details, departments, treatment records, dates, notes, and other hospital documentation.

Discharge summaries

Admission and discharge dates, recorded diagnoses, treatment summaries, medications, and follow-up instructions.

Laboratory reports

Test names, results, units, reference ranges, dates, specimen details, and laboratory information.

Vaccination records

Vaccine names, dose dates, lot or reference information, provider entries, stamps, and handwritten records.

Medical certificates

Patient details, certificate wording, examination dates, practitioner information, signatures, and stamps.

Physician letters

Physician details, patient references, clinical statements, recommendations, dates, and signatures.

Prescription records

Medication names, strengths, directions, dates, prescriber information, and pharmacy details when shown.

Translate the record, not an interpretation

Medical terminology stays connected to the source

Medical documents can contain diagnoses, medications, laboratory values, measurements, dates, abbreviations, provider names, signatures, tables, stamps, and handwritten entries. We translate the readable content in context and review the completed document for consistency.

The translation reflects what the source document says. We do not diagnose, interpret laboratory results, alter medical terminology, or add clinical conclusions.

Medical report translation

Common uses

Where medical translations may be used

Healthcare & continuity of care

Medical records translated for review by healthcare providers, hospitals, clinics, or other medical organizations.

Insurance & benefits

Medical documents translated when an insurer, benefits administrator, or claims process requests them.

Immigration & official matters

Medical certificates, vaccination records, and supporting healthcare documents translated for official submissions when requested.

Legal matters

Medical records translated for attorneys, courts, or administrative proceedings when required.

Employment & occupational health

Medical certificates or healthcare records translated for workplace or occupational-health requirements.

Personal records

Medical documents translated for patients or families who need an accessible English version of the source record.

How it works

From medical record to completed translation.

A clear process from secure upload through review and delivery.

Start Your Order
  1. 01

    Upload & Pay

    Send your documents and place your order securely online.

  2. 02

    Document Review

    We review your files, language pair, and any special requirements.

  3. 03

    Translation

    Your document is translated by a qualified human translator.

  4. 04

    Review & Certify

    Accuracy review and signed Certificate of Translation Accuracy prepared.

  5. 05

    Secure Delivery

    Your certified translation delivered as a secure PDF — ready to submit.

What our customers say

Trusted by customers for accurate translations, responsive service, and reliable turnaround.

Common questions

Medical document translation FAQ

What medical documents can you translate?

We translate medical reports, hospital records, discharge summaries, laboratory reports, vaccination records, medical certificates, physician letters, prescription records, and other healthcare documents within the requested scope.

Do you provide certified medical translations?

Yes. Certified orders include a signed Certificate of Translation Accuracy with the completed translation.

Do you interpret medical results or provide medical advice?

No. We translate the content recorded in the source document. We do not diagnose, interpret test results, change clinical wording, or provide medical advice.

Should I send the complete medical record?

Send the pages required for your purpose. If the receiving organization asks for a complete record, include every page, attachment, table, note, stamp, and readable reverse-side entry that forms part of that record.

How do you handle medical terminology?

Medical terminology, medication names, measurements, dates, abbreviations, and provider information are translated in context and reviewed for consistency with the source.

Can you translate handwritten medical notes?

Readable handwritten text can be included. If handwriting is unclear or illegible, we do not guess at content that cannot be reliably read.

Can I use the translation for immigration, insurance, or legal purposes?

A certified translation can be prepared for those purposes when requested, but the receiving organization determines which documents, certification, format, and submission method it accepts.

Do medical credentials for ECFMG use the same process?

Medical education credentials can have separate submission requirements. For medical diplomas, transcripts, licenses, and training records intended for ECFMG, review our ECFMG translation guidance.

Translating medical education credentials for ECFMG?

View ECFMG translation guidance

Medical records ready for translation

Send the complete documents required for your purpose.

Upload clear, readable files and include any instructions from the organization receiving the translation.