SIGN SHARES INC. | International
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Provides Language Communication Accessibility Services For All Languages From (A-Z) With A Specialty In Sign Languages For Your Deaf, Hard-of-Hearing, and Foreign Hearing/Spoken Consumers, Employees, Business Vendors, and/or Patrons. 24/7 • 365 days a year!

Our Background: Established over 38 plus years ago, four years before the American with Disabilities Act came into fruition, Sign Shares provided guidance among the fundamentals of communication access needs for individuals with Deafness and Hearing loss when it came to discussing this deserved communities. | Sign Shares, Inc. is the oldest, professional, and unique provider of Sign Language Interpreting & Translation Services within the United States.

We have evolved into a full service, turn-key, solutions interpreting agency, offering a humanistic approach  for ALL Language accommodations within: Education, Government, Legal, Law Enforcement, Medical, and more! >> We have paralleled 'The Capsule Group, Inc.' to provide: Advocacy, resources, and outreach, for people of ALL disabilities to participate.

         ~ We offer everyone best of both worlds! ~

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Interpreting
All FOREIGN-SPOKEN
Languages FROM (A-Z)
~ Sign Language Specialties ~

From Left To Right:
Author/Disability Advocate: Christina Goebel,
CEO Disability Detective/Advocate: Eva S.
Accepting Award (Fort Worth, TX)
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Proudly Serving:
Winners of the 2015
~ Lex Frieden,
Small Business,
Employment Disability Awards. ~ 

Thank You,
The Sign Shares
Team Family!

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UPDATE: COVID - 19
Texas has now opened its establishments to provide relief and economic growth. As we are still in a modern day pandemic, the power is in our hands to still play our parts and use our best judgements. 
We will continue to wear masks as we visit onsite businesses.

Community members should create action plans based on proper measures to take within public settings, in order to lower the spread of COVID-19 within our: private households, communities,
​and businesses.

Blessings To You & Your Entire Families.
"We All Share The Same Sky.
We Are All One Community!"

Please follow CDC Guidelines for Proper Hygiene, Mask Wearing, & Social Distancing Techniques.

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html

Know that you are not alone. If you are finding anxiety during this healthcare crisis, please do not hesitate to contact and or email us: info@signshares.com
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/managing-stress-anxiety.html
VRI (video remote interpreting) vs.
Live Interpreting?

July 18, 2016 was a historic day that impacted a patient's rights for the better! Moving forward, patient's who are Deaf & Hard of Hearing, must be given an option for their choice of proper language communication access. This is a choice by the Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing person, as they know what their language entails. It is their human right to choose. A Deaf person's language is predominately 3D.A Flat Screen device does not do justice towards their voice, especially if they are Deaf/Blind, unable to visualize what is on a screen. Remember Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act.

COVID NOTE: DUE TO OUR MODERN DAY PANDEMIC, LET'S WORK TOGETHER TO CREATE A SUITABLE SESSION SETTING.

OUR RECOMMENDATION: IT IS BEST TO FACT FIND BY ASKING WHAT THE ESTABLISHMENT'S SAFETY MEASURES ARE BEFORE ATTENDING A VENUE OR PLACE OF BUSINESS. FOR EX: AN OFFICE, OR COMPANY, THAT IS ONLY SEEING PATIENTS OR EMPLOYEES, IN A VIRTUAL SETTING. OR ON A ONE-ON-ONE BASIS. IT IS ALWAYS BEST MEASURE TO UNDERSTAND THAT SAFETY IS FIRST, AS WE ARE ALL LEARNING FROM THIS PANDEMIC, GETTING THROUGH 2022 TOGETHER! ~


Medical Based Question:
Is a doctor's office required to provide an interpreter?
Yes. This is covered under the Title III of the Americans
with Disabilities Act (ADA) Law. >> If you feel that you need an interpreter in order to understand what your doctor/health care provider is telling you, then the doctor/health care provider is required to provide you with one. It is a federal law.

Please visit our FAQS page. Click Here.