Launch of UniversalDoctor Speaker for Android on Google Play

We are excited to announce the launch of UniversalDoctor Speaker for Android on Google Play, now available for both Android smartphones and tablets!

 

 

At UniversalDoctor, our objective is to facilitate multilingual communication between healthcare professionals and patients to promote equality of access to healthcare information and care — no matter what language is spoken. Bringing UniversalDoctor Speaker to Android is a great step forward in our goal of breaking down language barriers in healthcare, making our app available on more devices and accessible by more users around the world.

UniversalDoctor Speaker is now available for both iOS and Android devices. Download it today!

 

 

We also recently added 2 new languages to support our users from and travelers to Italy and Poland, bringing the total number of languages for UniversalDoctor Speaker for iOS and Android to 13 languages — the biggest range of languages available on any medical translator app on the market.

We’d love to get your feedback on what other languages are important to you (add a comment below or tweet us @UniversalDoctor).

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Exciting Announcement from UniversalDoctor at the mHealth Summit!

In honor of the 2013 mHealth Summit starting today in Washington, D.C., we are bringing UniversalDoctor Speaker to more people around the world…

Today, we are excited to announce the launch of UniversalDoctor Speaker for Android on the Google Play Store!

We also recently added 2 new languages to support our users from and travelers to Italy and Poland, bringing the total number of languages for UniversalDoctor Speaker for iOS and Android to 13 languages — the biggest range of languages available on any medical translator app on the market.

For our Android fans, we’re very happy to finally bring you the first Android version of UniversalDoctor Speaker. Even though this is our initial foray onto this platform, we will be releasing the full version of our app with 13 languages and audios – available free for a limited time to celebrate Android users and the mHealth Summit.

We’d love to get your feedback on what other languages are important to you (tweet us @UniversalDoctor!).

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UniversalDoctor Upgrades to 12 Languages with Addition of Polish

If you have never been to Poland, now might be the time to travel there with peace of mind. UniversalDoctor Speaker for iPhone and iPad has just been upgraded to now offer 12 languages, with Polish being our newest addition. Polish is the 2nd most widely spoken Slavic language, after Russian and before Ukrainian.

Poland is one of the most linguistically homogenous European countries with nearly 97% of Poland’s citizens stating Polish as their mother language. Outside of Poland, there are roughly 20 million people of Polish ancestry living abroad, making the Polish diaspora one of the largest in the world. In England and Wales, there are over 500,000 people who consider Polish to be their main language. Other major Polish diasporas can be found in Germany, Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, France, Sweden, Ireland, the United States, Canada and Brazil… just to name a few!

As a patient who is traveling, or a healthcare professional who is often treating Polish people, UniversalDoctor Speaker can help facilitate medical visits between Polish and the 11 other languages in the application (English, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Romanian, Portuguese, Catalan, Chinese, Japanese and Arabic).

UniversalDoctor Speaker: Medical Translator with Audio

Don’t let a health problem or chronic condition keep you from traveling to new places with foreign languages. Download UniversalDoctor Speaker today to have a mobile medical translator in your pocket with 12 languages (and more coming soon!). You decide the language you want to communicate in by choosing the patient language and the doctor language.