Support Title VI and ADA requirements with qualified interpretation, translated public communications, and documented reporting across your agency.
If a federal reviewer, state oversight body, or internal auditor requested documentation tomorrow, your agency should be able to demonstrate how language access was provided and how compliance is monitored across departments.
Propio delivers language services and the reporting infrastructure behind them.
Title VI, ADA, and Federal Funding Requirements
Government agencies that receive federal funding are required to provide meaningful access to individuals with limited English proficiency under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act and accessible services under the ADA.
Agencies are expected to demonstrate:
- Access for individuals with limited English proficiency
- Access for individuals who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
- Use of qualified interpreters during public interactions
- Clear documentation and internal oversight
Qualified, Compliant Interpretation for Public-Facing Services
To meet Title VI and ADA expectations, qualified interpreters must be available across public service channels.
Propio provides:
- 24/7 qualified interpretation in 300+ languages
- Phone, video, and in-person interpretation
- Support for public assistance programs, hearings, case management, and community services
- Interpreters familiar with government terminology and confidentiality standards
Translation of Required Public Communications
Government agencies must ensure that certain public-facing materials are accessible to individuals with limited English proficiency and individuals with disabilities.
Propio supports:
- Notices of rights and nondiscrimination statements
- Program eligibility and enrollment materials
- Public benefit applications and correspondence
- Hearing and appeal communications
- Community outreach materials
- Large print production
- Braille production
Documentation and Reporting
Providing language access is only part of compliance. Demonstrating when and how it was delivered requires centralized reporting. Propio Analytics tracks interpreter usage and language access activity in a single reporting environment that can support audit preparation and compliance review.
Agencies can:
- View interpreter encounters by date, department, and program
- Track languages requested and service volume trends
- Monitor phone, video, and in-person modality usage
- Identify gaps across offices or service lines
- Maintain centralized records rather than siloed documentation
Security and Certification Frameworks
Healthcare compliance includes vendor security and documented process controls.
Propio maintains:
- HITRUST certification: Security framework aligned with healthcare and regulated data requirements.
- SOC 2 certification: Independent audit of security, availability, and data handling controls.
- ISO 17100 certification: Defined standards for translator qualifications and translation workflows.
- ISO 9001 certification: Documented quality management processes and process controls.
- ISO 18587 certification: Standards governing human post-editing of machine-translated content.
Propio as Your Centralized Language Access Partner
Language access within government agencies often spans public assistance, health and human services, courts, housing, workforce programs, and administrative departments. When vendors and documentation vary across those functions, oversight becomes more difficult during federal review.
Propio can serve as a centralized partner by:
- Providing qualified interpretation across public-facing departments
- Managing translation of required program and regulatory materials
- Producing large print and Braille through one coordinated process
- Consolidating interpreter encounter data and usage reporting
- Supporting standardized workflows across programs
- Reducing reliance on informal or untracked solutions
Strengthen Compliance Oversight Across Your Agency
Language access spans multiple programs and departments. Oversight becomes more complex when services and documentation are fragmented.
Centralized language services provide clearer visibility into how access is delivered and documented across your agency.