Your Deaf and hard-of-hearing patients or clients deserve to be understood. Our certified sign language interpreters make sure nothing gets lost in the conversation. Clear, reliable, and accessible interpreting you can count on.
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For more than 30 years, we've been providing ASL interpreter services to healthcare providers, schools, government agencies, corporations, and law firms across Kentucky. Our interpreters are carefully vetted, highly experienced, and deeply rooted in American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf culture.
From your first inquiry to the service completion, we guide you through every step to keep things running smoothly. Need an on-site interpreter or video remote interpreting (VRI)? We make the process simple and stress-free.
In a medical setting, a small miscommunication can turn into a missed diagnosis or the wrong course of treatment. That's the risk Deaf and hard-of-hearing patients face without a qualified interpreter to support them. Our medical ASL interpreters close that gap, giving patients a clear way to describe symptoms, ask questions, and understand their care plan.
Your staff gets accurate, real-time communication they can act on with confidence. Just as important, patients walk away feeling heard, which makes them far more likely to keep up with follow-up visits and ongoing treatment.
Deaf and hard-of-hearing students can't engage with a lesson they can't fully access. That disconnect shows up fast, in lower participation, weaker comprehension, and slower academic progress. Our interpreters put students on equal footing in the classroom, so they can follow instruction and take part in discussions alongside their peers.
We work with elementary, middle, and high schools, as well as colleges and universities. Partnering with your staff, we help build classrooms and school activities where Deaf students aren't just present, they're fully included.
Workplaces run on communication, and when a Deaf or hard-of-hearing employee is left out of a meeting, interview, or training session, everyone loses ground. Our business interpreters keep that from happening, so nothing gets lost between your team and the people you're trying to reach.
From coordinating interpreter schedules to managing accessibility logistics, we handle the details so your team can focus on the work. The result: employees who feel respected and included, and meetings that actually move things forward.
In legal proceedings, precision isn't optional. A single misunderstood word from a Deaf or hard-of-hearing client can shift testimony, derail strategy, or jeopardize a case outcome. Our certified legal interpreters are trained specifically for these high-pressure environments, where exact meaning has to come through every time.
We support attorney-client meetings, depositions, police interviews, hearings, and courtroom proceedings. With accurate ASL interpretation in place, your legal team can focus on the case, not on whether something was missed in translation.
Fill out our quick booking form with the date, location, and details of your appointment. From there, we take over.
Based on your setting, location, and specific needs, we pair you with a qualified sign language interpreter suited to the job.
Your interpreter arrives at the scheduled time and location and handles communication from beginning to end.
See why valued clients across Kentucky choose our ASL interpreter services for clear and reliable communication with deaf and hard of hearing individuals.
"We've been using ASLKY for our deaf patients for over a year now. Scheduling is easy, interpreters are always professional, and communication is seamless. Highly recommend."
Maria T."Outstanding service from start to finish. The interpreters were punctual and friendly, and made our clients feel completely at ease. We'll definitely be using this agency again."
David R."This company has a deep understanding of deaf student needs. We've been using them for sign language interpreting in our K-12 classrooms and they've been great!"
Karen S.Some quick answers to common questions about our services.
Yes. If you work with even one Deaf individual, interpreting services are a legal requirement, not an option. Beyond the legal side, offering accessibility accommodations is simply good practice for any organization, even in situations where it isn't strictly mandated.
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a civil rights law protecting people with disabilities from discrimination in employment, education, transportation, and public spaces. It sets clear guidelines for accommodation and guarantees equal access and protection under the law.
Sign language interpreting is physically and mentally demanding. For any job running longer than two hours, we schedule two interpreters so quality and accuracy stay consistent from start to finish.
We accept major credit cards, ACH, Zelle, and checks. School districts and government agencies can pay by purchase order. Payments always goes directly to our agency, never to the interpreter assigned to your appointment.
We do more than match prices. Send us a competitor's quote, and we'll offer you a better rate, without cutting corners on interpreter quality. Fair pricing and strong service go hand in hand for us.
Reach out through our online form (best), by phone, or by email (hello@aslky.com). Interpreters book up fast, so we recommend requesting at least three days ahead, and ideally two weeks out whenever your schedule allows.
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