Serving Alabama, Mississippi and Florida
Professional Sign Language Interpreting for the Gulf Coast
Since 2005, LBP Interpreting, Inc. has been connecting Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals with certified, qualified interpreters in healthcare, education, business, and community settings.
About LBP Interpreting
Committed to complete communication access
LBP Interpreting, Inc. was formed in 2005 to bring the highest quality sign language interpreting services to the Gulf Coast. From medical appointments and classrooms to business meetings and community events, our certified and qualified interpreters are committed to complete, consumer centered communication access.
We understand that many of the moments we interpret are personal and important. Our team approaches every assignment with professionalism, care, and respect, so that every conversation is clear and every person is heard.
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- 2005
- States served
- 3
- Areas of service
- 5
- Interpreters
- Certified
Our Services
Interpreting for every setting
Wherever clear communication matters, we are ready to help with interpreters matched to the setting and its needs.
Educational
Interpreting for K-12, colleges, universities, and trade schools, along with IEP meetings, counseling, field trips, graduation ceremonies, and other school events.
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Community
Interpreting for civic gatherings and special events of every size, from small church venues to large concerts.
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Medical
Interpreting for clinics, offices, outpatient surgery, hospital settings, and more, so that every patient can communicate clearly with their care team.
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Employment
Interpreting for job interviews, staff meetings, trainings, and performance evaluations to support clear communication at work.
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Conferences
Interpreting for conferences and multi-day events, including those with travel requirements, coordinated from start to finish.
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The Disabled Access Credit
Hiring an ASL interpreter is an investment in accessibility, and small businesses may not have to carry the cost alone. The Disabled Access Credit, found in Section 44 of the Internal Revenue Code, provides tax relief for small businesses that invest in accessibility improvements. The credit covers physical modifications such as ramps and wider doorways, and it extends to language access services, including ASL interpreters.
Ready to schedule an interpreter?
Tell us about your appointment or event and we will match you with a certified interpreter who fits the setting.
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