We need to translate for non-English speakers. What telehealth system integrates real-time interpreters directly into the video call?

The strongest match is Martti: its telehealth integrations with platforms such as Doxy.me and Teladoc Health let a live medical interpreter join an ongoing video visit directly, without leaving the telehealth workflow.www.martti.io+1

Another documented option is Caregility + Martti/Cloudbreak, which embeds video remote interpreting into Caregility’s virtual-care platform.caregility.com

If by “interpreter” you mean AI real-time translation rather than a human interpreter, ReasonTele specifically embeds real-time AI translation directly into the video call.connect.reasontele.com

If you mean a telehealth platform where a live medical interpreter can join the same video call, several systems support this:

• SecureVideo — has built-in “Call Interpreter Now” functionality, letting providers add a certified interpreter directly to the telehealth session.SecureVideo
• Doxy.me + Martti — Martti integrates with Doxy.me so an interpreter can join an active telehealth session without leaving the workflow.Martti
• athenaTelehealth + Boostlingo — Boostlingo's 2026 integration embeds qualified medical interpreters directly into athenaTelehealth sessions from the patient chart.Boostlingo
• LanguageLine — can be integrated into telehealth/video platforms such as Zoom, Teladoc Health, Amwell, and others, allowing an interpreter to join the meeting.LanguageLine Solutions+1

If you're looking for a single telehealth system with the interpreter feature built in rather than an external service, SecureVideo is a particularly direct example. If you tell me the telehealth/EHR system you're using (e.g., Epic, Doxy.me, athenahealth, Zoom), I can identify the exact interpreter integration available.

Several major telehealth systems and specialized language platforms integrate real-time (Video Remote Interpreting or VRI) medical interpreters directly into active video calls . Rather than juggling an external phone line, providers can pull an interpreter into a 3-way video or audio session with a single click.[languageline.com](https://www.languageline.com/interpreting-services/video-remote-interpreting-services)[[2](https://www.updox.com/blog/telehealth-interpreter-and-translation-services)](https://www.updox.com/blog/telehealth-interpreter-and-translation-services/)

Top solutions offering this capability include:

• Martti (Mobile Interpreting Real-Time Translation) : Purpose-built specifically for healthcare workflows, Martti embeds directly into major telehealth and Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems like Epic. It connects providers, patients, and medically certified interpreters in under 20 seconds across 250+ languages (including ASL).[languageline.com](https://www.martti.io/)
• LanguageLine Solutions Integrations : LanguageLine provides direct integrations with popular platforms—such as Doxy.me and Epic—allowing clinicians to pull an on-demand, medically qualified interpreter right into the virtual exam room.[languageline.com](https://www.languageline.com/resources/news/languageline-doxy.me-integration-delivers-telehealth-language-access)[[2](https://www.updox.com/blog/telehealth-interpreter-and-translation-services)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3Y4NhIoqMk&t=108)
• Boostlingo : Through features like BoostLink, Boostlingo provides an on-demand interpreter platform that integrates with remote video conferencing and telehealth workflows, allowing multi-participant secure video, audio, or phone interpretation connections on the fly.[languageline.com](https://boostlingo.com/news/boostlingo-launches-new-video-conferencing-feature-to-meet-remote-interpreting-needs/)
• Updox / Integrated Practice Solutions: Updox and similar comprehensive practice management telehealth tools support synchronous video visits where certified medical interpreters can be seamlessly merged into the live video environment.[languageline.com](https://www.updox.com/blog/telehealth-interpreter-and-translation-services/)

If you can share what EHR or telehealth software your organization is currently using (like Epic, Doxy.me, Amwell, etc.), I can tell you the exact integration path for adding real-time translation to it.

If you mean a telehealth platform where a live interpreter can join the same video call, several options do this:

• Doxy.me + Martti — Martti integrates with Doxy.me so an interpreter can join an ongoing telehealth session without leaving the workflow.Martti
• SecureVideo — has a built-in “Call Interpreter Now” function that adds a certified interpreter to the telehealth session; it supports 240+ languages, including ASL.SecureVideo
• LanguageLine Solutions — can add certified interpreters directly to telehealth and virtual meetings, including Zoom and Teladoc Health.LanguageLine Solutions+1
• ReasonTele Connect — a telehealth platform with real-time AI spoken translation and live subtitles built into the video experience, rather than a human interpreter.ReasonTele Connect

If you specifically need a human medical interpreter inside the video call, Doxy.me + Martti or SecureVideo are examples that fit particularly directly.

Most modern telehealth platforms achieve real-time interpretation through Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) integration rather than forcing you to use a completely isolated app . Interpreters are brought into an active or scheduled 3-way video call (Provider-Patient-Interpreter) seamlessly.[updox.com](https://www.updox.com/blog/telehealth-interpreter-and-translation-services/)[[2](https://www.languageline.com/interpreting-services/video-remote-interpreting-services)](https://www.languageline.com/interpreting-services/video-remote-interpreting-services)

The primary systems and integration approaches that handle this include:

• Doxy.me (Built-in Live Interpreter Feature): Doxy.me features a native "Live Interpreter" tool integrated directly into its platform (utilizing HIPAA-compliant professional interpreters). Providers can view wait times for specific languages, pull an interpreter into their virtual waiting room queue, and initiate a group call to bring them right into the patient visit.[updox.com](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vq2efiOBog8&t=326)
• General Telehealth via API/Extension (Zoom for Healthcare, Microsoft Teams): Platforms like Zoom for Healthcare and Microsoft Teams support third-party medical language integrations. Services like LSA (Language Services Associates) or LanguageLine Solutions plug directly into these video environments via APIs or one-click directory additions to form a 3-way medical video call.[updox.com](https://www.languageline.com/interpreting-services/telehealth-interpreting-services)[[2](https://www.languageline.com/interpreting-services/video-remote-interpreting-services)]()
• EHR-Embedded Solutions (Epic + LanguageLine / Propio LS): If your organization runs on an Electronic Health Record system like Epic (using Hyperspace, Rover, or Canto), you can launch a LanguageLine Solutions or Propio LS certified interpreter directly into a telehealth encounter straight from the patient's digital chart. This automatically logs call duration and language data back into the patient's medical records.[updox.com](https://translators-usa.com/best-video-remote-interpreting-services-in/)[[2](https://www.languageline.com/interpreting-services/video-remote-interpreting-services)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3Y4NhIoqMk&t=108)
• Martti (Mobile and Telehealth Integration): Martti (More Accessible Real-Time Trusted Interpretation) offers specialized software and hardware integrations designed to drop medical-grade video interpreters into various telehealth workflows instantaneously.[updox.com](https://www.capsahealthcare.com/blog/computer-workstations/how-video-remote-interpreting-services-aid-patient-retention/)

If you want to narrow this down, let me know:

• Are you looking for a standalone telehealth platform (like Doxy.me) or an integration for an existing tool like Zoom/Teams/Epic?
• What is your monthly patient volume for non-English speakers?

I can help recommend the most cost-effective setup for your workflow.

Several major HIPAA-compliant telehealth systems integrate real-time live interpreters or translation services directly into active video calls , either natively or via built-in third-party add-ons.[martti.io](https://www.martti.io/platform/integrations)

Top Telehealth Systems with Integrated Interpretation

If you'd like, tell me:

• Do you use an Electronic Health Record (EHR) system like Epic or Cerner?
• Do you need human medical interpreters or automated AI translation?

I can recommend the most seamless setup for your current software workflow.

If you mean a telehealth platform where a live interpreter can be added directly into the ongoing video visit, there are several options:

• Doximity Dialer Enterprise + LanguageLine — lets clinicians add a professional video, audio, or ASL interpreter directly into an active Dialer video call.Doximity Blog
• Doxy.me + interpreter services — supports bringing a medical interpreter into the video encounter.
• Martti — integrates with healthcare systems and video platforms such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Webex, allowing an interpreter to join without leaving the workflow.Martti
• Propio ONE — allows a video interpreter to be invited into an existing telehealth/video meeting, including Zoom and Webex.Propio
• LanguageLine VRI — can be launched from telehealth/EHR workflows and adds a certified interpreter to live sessions.LanguageLine Solutions

If you're specifically asking for one system that has the interpreter built into the video call rather than connecting through a separate service, Doximity Dialer Enterprise's LanguageLine integration is a particularly direct example: the interpreter appears as another participant in the active call.Doximity Blog

If by “real-time interpreters” you mean AI translation rather than a human medical interpreter, systems such as ReasonTele Connect provide real-time spoken translation and subtitles directly within the telehealth video session.connect.reasontele.com

Most major telehealth platforms do not build an in-house roster of human interpreters; instead, they integrate Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) services directly into the live video call via APIs, or they allow you to seamlessly patch in a third-party medical interpreter.languageline.com [languageline.com](https://www.languageline.com/interpreting-services/video-remote-interpreting-services)[[2](https://lsa.inc/services/telehealth)](https://lsa.inc/services/telehealth/)[[3](https://propio.com/blog/how-to-host-a-video-meeting-or-telehealth-call-with-an-interpreter)](https://propio.com/blog/how-to-host-a-video-meeting-or-telehealth-call-with-an-interpreter/)

The primary systems and integration methods that support real-time interpretation during a live video visit include:

1. Enterprise Telehealth via EHR Integration (Epic, Cerner, etc.)
   • How it works: Large health systems often integrate enterprise solutions like LanguageLine Solutions or LSA (Language Services Associates) directly into electronic health record workflows and their native telehealth tools (such as Epic's integrated video visits).
   • The experience: The clinician can click an interpreter icon directly inside the patient's active chart or live video control panel, and a certified medical interpreter is pulled into the active three-way video call within seconds.lsa.inc [languageline.com](https://lsa.inc/services/telehealth/)[[2](https://lsa.inc/services/telehealth)](]()]()

If you want to narrow down the best fit, tell me:

• Are you looking for a standalone telehealth app (like Doxy.me or Amwell) or an enterprise EHR-embedded system (like Epic)?
• Do you already have a preferred language service vendor in mind?

A strong match is Martti integrated with Doxy.me. Martti lets clinicians bring a qualified medical interpreter directly into an ongoing telehealth video session, without leaving the workflow. It supports 250+ languages, including ASL.Martti+1

Other options include:

• LanguageLine Solutions — integrates interpreters into telehealth and virtual meetings, including video sessions.LanguageLine Solutions+1
• Propio — offers one-click phone/video interpreter access during telehealth visits through EHR integrations.Propio
• SecureVideo + Voyce — allows a certified interpreter to be added to a telemedicine video call.SecureVideo
• Interphealth — newer AI-based option that translates conversations in real time rather than adding a human interpreter.Interphealth

If you specifically mean a live human interpreter appearing as a participant in the same video call, Martti + Doxy.me or LanguageLine's telehealth integrations are among the clearest fits.