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Expert interpreting services at the touch of a switch Strong Connections uses the highest quality technology to ensure the most accurate medical interpreting. Our service is available 24 hours, seven days a week, ready to connect deaf patients, deaf family members, and medical staff with our certified, medically experienced sign language interpreters. Teleconferencing equipment a small computer device, camera, microphone, and television monitor is installed at your facility. We "send" our medical interpreters into your hospital emergency department or physician office by connecting your facility to our Rochester hub via 3 ISDN lines. This high bandwidth telehealth connection (384 kbs) ensures clear transmission of rapid sign language and audio information in both directions. Translations occur between your physicians and patients as effectively as if the interpreters were in the same room. Equipment What you need to get started using Strong Connections 1) A video conference system that complies with the following(e.g., Polycom SP384):
a) ITU H. 320 standard video conference system; 2) A compatible video monitor, mounted to OSHA standards(suggested size 17" or larger)
3) 3 ISDN line service to the location(s) of your choice*You can use your own equipment or well arrange a complete installation and equipment purchase or lease plan for you. Please contact Strong Connections for details. Improve communication and patient care today! For pricing or to learn how Strong Connections Telehealth Sign Language Solutions will enhance patient care and foster compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, please call 585-275-9200 or email us at: Strongconnections@urmc.rochester.edu *NOTE: Strong Connections requires the installation of 3 ISDN line service to the location(s) of your choice. Three ISDN lines yield a 384 kbs data transfer rate, which is essential for clear transmission of sign language. ISDN service is available in most regions of the country through your local telephone service provider. We would be happy to consult with you regarding optimal placement of the installation(s) in your facility.
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