Care in their language
Care in their language. A team on the same page.
FluentCare is a medical translation app for routine clinic conversations. Two-way voice translation, optional captions and one shared clinic allowance.

Both sides of the conversation
Spoken translation with optional captions.
Built around your clinic
Individual staff logins. Shared minutes.
Clear limits from the start
Routine communication. Thoughtful evaluation.
A little preparation. A natural conversation.
Make space for
both voices.
- 01
Choose the language
Select the second language available in your release.
- 02
Take turns speaking
Place the phone between you. Give each voice space.
- 03
Listen to the reply
Hear the translated response. Pause when something is unclear.

Speak, listen, then hear the reply
Choose a second language, place the phone between speakers and take turns. Hear the translated speech, then hear the other speaker’s reply in English.
Designed for routine communication
For the everyday moments.
A warm hello
Greetings and everyday questions.
A routine check-in
Simple front-desk conversations.
The next appointment
Talking through a date or time.
A thoughtful place in your workflow
Know what to expect.
AI with clear limits
Know when to use an interpreter
AI can make mistakes. Use a qualified interpreter for consent, complex or high-stakes conversations, uncertainty, or whenever requested or required.
FluentCare does not connect you to human interpreters or provide medical advice.
- Speak
- Translate
- Listen
Understand what happens to audio
OpenAI processes audio for translation. FluentCare does not save conversation recordings or transcripts in its own application storage. Account and usage records are retained to run the service.
Provider retention is separate. Review privacy and data handling.
- Speak
- Translate
- Listen
Explore your clinic’s workflow
See FluentCare for clinic front desks for a fictional scheduling exercise, or use the healthcare translation app evaluation guide to compare access, data handling and buying questions.
During release testing, use non-patient examples. Confirm applicable provider arrangements and language evaluation before patient use. Review evaluation details