ASL & CDI Interpreting · MEJPBS · ADA Title III Compliant

Sign Language Interpreting.
Certified ASL. CDI. On-Site & VRI.

Certified American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters for Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals. ADA Title III compliant. Available for medical appointments, legal proceedings, schools, and workplaces — on-site throughout NYC or by Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) anywhere. We also offer Certified Deaf Interpreter (CDI) services for DeafBlind individuals and assignments that need a Deaf professional interpreter.

Certified
ASL Interpreters — Domain Matched
ADA
Title III Compliant Delivery
On-Site
& VRI — NYC and Nationwide
450K+
Interpreting Assignments Completed
ADA Title III Compliant Medical · Legal · Educational · Employment Certified ASL & CDI Interpreters On-Site & Video Remote (VRI) CDI · DeafBlind
Quick Answer

MEJPBS provides certified ASL (American Sign Language) interpreters for Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals in NYC and via VRI nationwide. ADA Title III compliant. Available for medical, legal, educational, and employment settings. On-site in the NYC metro area; VRI available anywhere. Call 212-426-6017 to schedule.

The Service

Certified ASL Interpreting
for Every Setting

American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters bridge communication between Deaf or hard-of-hearing individuals and hearing parties. Bilingual staff and family members aren't trained interpreters and shouldn't be used in professional settings. MEJPBS ASL interpreters are certified, domain-trained professionals who understand the linguistic and cultural nuances of Deaf communication.

Under ADA Title III, places of public accommodation must provide effective communication access for Deaf individuals. Using an unqualified interpreter or relying on written notes for complex communications does not satisfy this obligation. MEJPBS certified ASL interpreters ensure legal compliance and communication accuracy.

Sometimes a hearing ASL interpreter alone can't achieve effective communication — for DeafBlind individuals, or Deaf consumers who use regional or non-standard sign forms. In those cases, MEJPBS can coordinate a CDI (Certified Deaf Interpreter). A CDI is a Deaf professional who holds the CDI credential from the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID) and communicates directly with the Deaf consumer in their own language form.

How to Schedule an ASL Interpreter

01

Contact MEJPBS

Call 212-426-6017 or email info@mejpbs.com. Tell us the date, location, duration, setting (medical, legal, etc.), and whether you need on-site or VRI delivery.

02

Interpreter Matched & Confirmed

We match a certified ASL interpreter with relevant domain experience to your assignment. You receive confirmation with interpreter name and arrival details.

03

Effective Communication Delivered

The interpreter facilitates full two-way communication between Deaf and hearing parties. For VRI, we provide a secure video link or join your existing platform.

Settings We Serve

Medical Appointments

Doctor consultations, procedures, discharge planning, mental health sessions, and specialist referrals. HIPAA-compliant interpreters.

Legal Proceedings

Depositions, court hearings, attorney-client meetings, immigration interviews, and police proceedings.

IEP & School Meetings

Individualized Education Program meetings, parent-teacher conferences, and school enrollment sessions for Deaf students and families.

Employment

Job interviews, onboarding sessions, performance reviews, HR meetings, and workplace training — ADA Title I compliant.

Video Remote (VRI)

Certified ASL interpreters via VRI for settings where on-site travel is not practical. Available on any device with a camera.

Government Services

Benefits enrollment, social services appointments, city agency meetings, and public hearings requiring ASL access.

CDI — Certified Deaf Interpreter

Deaf professionals with RID credentials who communicate directly with Deaf consumers in their own language form. Needed when a consumer uses regional signs, non-standard forms, or has minimal language exposure. Also needed for DeafBlind individuals who use tactile ASL.

DeafBlind & Tactile ASL

Team interpreting for DeafBlind individuals using tactile ASL or pro-tactile methods. MEJPBS coordinates CDI–hearing interpreter pairs for these specialized assignments.

Schedule an ASL Interpreter

48–72 hours advance notice recommended.
Urgent requests: call immediately.
Call to Schedule → Email for Scheduled Assignments
ADA
Title III compliant — public accommodations, healthcare, legal
Certified
ASL & CDI interpreters — hearing and Deaf professionals
On-Site
Throughout NYC metro area — all five boroughs
VRI
Video remote ASL delivery — available nationwide, any device
450K+
Interpreting assignments completed — across all languages & settings
Get Started

Schedule a Certified
ASL Interpreter.

Call 212-426-6017 or email info@mejpbs.com with your date, time, location, and setting. We confirm interpreter availability and credentials before every assignment.

ADA Compliant

Every MEJPBS ASL assignment satisfies ADA Title III effective communication requirements. We document interpreter credentials upon request.

Domain-Matched

Medical, legal, educational, and employment settings each require different vocabulary and register. We assign interpreters with experience in your specific field.

On-Site & VRI

On-site throughout the NYC metro area. VRI available nationwide when on-site travel is not possible or when same-day service is needed.

Service Agreements

Organizations with recurring ASL needs — hospitals, law firms, school districts — can set up a service agreement for priority scheduling and simplified billing.

ASL · ADA COMPLIANT · ON-SITE & VRI

Schedule an ASL Interpreter

Call or email to book a certified ASL interpreter for your next medical, legal, educational, or employment appointment.

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On-Site NYC · VRI Nationwide · ADA Compliant

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Email — For scheduled assignments & accounts
info@mejpbs.com
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Walk-In Office
245 East 116th Street, New York, NY 10029
Quality Commitment
Every MEJPBS ASL interpreter is certified and matched to your setting. If an assignment doesn't meet professional standards, we make it right — no charge for a replacement interpreter.
Frequently Asked Questions

ASL Interpreting FAQ

Under ADA Title III, places of public accommodation must communicate effectively with Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals. This includes hospitals, medical offices, law firms, schools, and government agencies. For complex or lengthy communication, that usually means a qualified ASL interpreter. Written notes or untrained family members don't meet this standard for medical procedures, legal proceedings, or other complex services.

Yes. MEJPBS sources certified ASL interpreters with relevant credentials and hands-on experience. We match each interpreter to your assignment type: healthcare interpreters for medical settings, and interpreters with legal backgrounds for court and attorney proceedings. Credential documentation is available on request.

Yes. Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) is a widely accepted, ADA-compliant way to deliver ASL. MEJPBS provides certified ASL interpreters by VRI for telehealth appointments, remote legal proceedings, IEP meetings, and other settings. Any device with a camera and stable internet works. We can use your existing video platform or provide a secure link.

We recommend 48–72 hours advance notice for most ASL assignments. For urgent or same-day needs, call 212-426-6017 and we will confirm whether a certified interpreter is available. Organizations with frequent ASL needs benefit from a service agreement for priority scheduling and confirmed availability windows.

Yes. MEJPBS ASL interpreters for medical settings are trained in HIPAA-compliant communication and healthcare interpreting standards. We cover consultations, procedures, discharge planning, mental health sessions, specialist referrals, and telehealth appointments by video. Section 1557 of the ACA requires healthcare providers that get federal funding to provide language access. ASL interpreting meets this requirement for Deaf patients.

A Certified Deaf Interpreter (CDI) is a Deaf professional who holds the CDI credential from the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID). A CDI communicates directly with Deaf consumers in their own language form. A CDI is needed when a hearing ASL interpreter alone isn't enough, including:

  • DeafBlind individuals who use tactile or close-vision ASL
  • Deaf consumers who use non-standard or regional sign forms
  • Deaf individuals with minimal language exposure
  • High-stakes situations needing maximum accuracy, such as psychiatric evaluations or complex legal proceedings

Call 212-426-6017 to discuss whether a CDI is right for your assignment.

Need a Certified ASL Interpreter?
Call MEJPBS.

On-site in NYC or via VRI anywhere. ADA compliant. Medical, legal, educational, and employment settings.

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