“…It is well‐studied that interpreters do improve access to healthcare for patients with limited‐English proficiency in the United States, particularly with Spanish‐speaking populations, by bridging a gap that is created by a language barrier (Eamranond, Davis, Phillips, & Wee, ; Flores, ; Kamara, Weil, Youngblom, Guerra, & Joseph, ; Karliner, Jacobs, Chen, & Mutha, ; Schwei et al, ). However, a trained interpreter alone is not sufficient, as the provider must also communicate proficiently with the patient in this setting (Angelelli, ; Diamond & Jacobs, ; Hsieh, ).…”