LinguaLinQ

Work with clinics in Latin America, in your own language.

A members-only network for medical-travel facilitators and the hospitals and clinics they work with. Write in English; the clinic reads Spanish and answers in Spanish. When it’s time to talk, a translated video call is one step away.

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A hospital or clinic in Latin America? See the provider page, in Spanish →

The Network directory: founding members shown as cards with city, specialties and working language. Organisation names are illustrative.

How it works for facilitators

01

Find a provider

Search by specialty, city or country. Each card shows specialties, working language and who handles international enquiries.

02

Write in English

Every message is translated both ways. You write and read English; the clinic writes and reads Spanish.

03

Move to a call

Propose a translated video call from the same conversation — to coordinate with the clinic, or for a consultation with your patient.

One conversation, two languages

The facilitator writes in English and reads the clinic’s reply in English. The clinic reads and answers the same conversation in Spanish. A call is proposed from the same thread.

The facilitator’s screen, in English
The facilitator’s screen, in English
The clinic’s screen: the same conversation, in Spanish
The clinic’s screen: the same conversation, in Spanish

Your patient joins by link

The call card: send your patient their link
The call card: send your patient their link
Your patient, on a phone, reads the doctor in English. Or join from a computer, as a guest.
Your patient, on a phone, reads the doctor in English. Or join from a computer, as a guest.
The doctor’s view: the patient speaks English and the doctor reads it in Spanish, live. People in the video are stock photography.
The doctor’s view: the patient speaks English and the doctor reads it in Spanish, live. People in the video are stock photography.

No account, no app

For a consultation, the patient joins the call from a link. The doctor speaks Spanish; the patient hears their own language.

Calls are not recorded

Written conversations are kept so the work can carry on between calls. Calls themselves are not recorded.

Profiles that answer the first question

Every member card says who handles international enquiries — a role, never a person’s name — and the language the team works in.

Founding members open the directory

Organisations that request access or are invited on or before 31 December 2026 are founding members, and the directory opens with them. Every request is reviewed before access is given.

  • Members can propose colleagues and partner organisations. Every proposal is reviewed before an invitation goes out.
  • Facilitator Accreditation, an instructor-led programme, is coming soon.
A member profile: specialties, working language, who handles enquiries, and when they joined. Organisation name is illustrative.
The platform behind it

The Medical Network runs on the LinguaLinQ translation platform, used in 170+ countries and territories · 70+ languages.

Founding membership closes 31 December 2026.

Request access today. Every request is reviewed before access is given.

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