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Deaf patients in Connecticut struggle to access interpreter services

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Connecticut Public investigates the lack of interpreter services in hospitals. Advocates and residents say these services have been lacking in Connecticut hospitals. Lawmakers are considering a bill to create a Bureau for Deaf, DeafBlind and Hard of Hearing Services. Connecticut Hospital Association and the American School for the Deaf are also working on an interpreter pilot program.

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Deaf patients in Connecticut struggle to access interpreter services

Advocates say services have been lacking in Connecticut hospitals, making it difficult to relay crucial information about medical care.

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