Interpretation
Certified interpreters in 120+ languages, on-site, by phone, and on video
Interpreter-owned since 2010
Certified interpreters, translators and transcriptionists in 120+ languages, on-site, by phone or on video, around the clock. Trusted by hospitals, courts, schools and government agencies across California and nationwide.
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Spanish ↔ English · Medical appointment
Certified translation
Delivered with certificate of accuracy
What we do
Interpretation, translation, transcription and accessibility services delivered by certified, U.S.-based linguists. One coordinator, one invoice, no hidden fees.
Certified interpreters in 120+ languages, on-site, by phone, and on video
Effective communication in different languages, made possible
Precise audio-to-text conversion, guaranteed
Effective communication in every language, in every format
Why Focus
Since 2010 we have paired certified, HIPAA-trained linguists with a coordinator who answers the phone. Every assignment is punctual, impartial and backed by a satisfaction guarantee.
Certified, court- and medical-qualified linguists at pricing that respects your budget. No hidden fees, ever.
Interpreters dispatched on short notice and 24/7 phone and video interpreting for the moments that can't wait.
Interpretation, translation, transcription, ADA remediation and multilingual desktop publishing under one roof.
A dedicated project coordinator, punctual interpreters and a satisfaction guarantee on every assignment.
By the numbers
From a single deposition to statewide contracts, the same certified network and the same standards.
120+
Languages covered
15+
Years in business
24/7
Phone & video interpreting
100%
Certified, HIPAA-trained linguists
Industries we serve
Our linguists are matched by subject expertise, so the interpreter in the room understands the terminology as well as the language.
Certified medical interpreters and HIPAA-trained linguists for every point of care
Court-qualified interpreters and certified translations for law firms, courts, and agencies
Interpreting and translation for schools, universities, and workplace training programs
Certified language services for federal, state, county, and municipal agencies
Software localization and technical translation that ship on your release schedule
Multilingual websites and mobile apps that read naturally and rank locally
Game localization, media translation, and event interpreting for studios and producers
Certified interpreters for claims, medical appointments, and WCAB proceedings
How it works
No portals to learn, no minimums to meet. One coordinator handles the details from the first call to the final invoice.
Step 01
Tell us the language, setting and date online, by phone at (800) 374-5444 or by email. Rush and 24/7 emergency requests are welcome.
Step 02
A dedicated coordinator hand-picks a certified, HIPAA-trained interpreter or translator with the right subject expertise.
Step 03
Your interpreter arrives 15 minutes early, or connects in moments over the phone or the Focus VRI app. Documents return on schedule.
Step 04
We confirm you were satisfied, supply certificates of accuracy where needed and send one clear invoice with no hidden fees.
Client stories
“I have been working with Focus Interpreting, Inc. for approximately three years. They have provided language translation services for our division, specifically safety trainings, both printed and presentations. I, personally, have found their team to be extremely professional and accurate. They are always very responsive and accommodating to project deadlines, even the rush requests. Focus Interpreting is the only company I will use for this service. I am happy to provide a 5-star rating and an excellent recommendation.”
120+ languages
Certified interpreters and translators for the languages spoken across California and around the world, including American Sign Language.
From the blog
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Understand the difference between certified, notarized, and sworn translations, what USCIS actually requires, and how to order the right one the first time.
Tell us about your project and a coordinator will reply within one business hour with a free, no-obligation quote.
Interpreter-owned since 2010 · 120+ languages · 24/7 rush service