A clinical workspace in your own language
Patien’s interface ships in six languages, so the software a clinician uses all day is not the one part of their practice that insists on English.
Six interface languages
Changed in Settings, and it applies everywhere — including the help pages, which are translated rather than left in English.
What this does and does not mean
The interface is translated
Every screen, label, setting and help answer exists in all six languages. A clinician in Istanbul or São Paulo is not navigating English menus to document a consultation.
Templates are yours to write
Headings and structure are editable, so a note can be laid out in whatever language and format your records are kept in rather than a translated American template.
It is not an interpreter
Patien documents an encounter. It does not translate between you and a patient in real time, and it is not a substitute for a professional interpreter where one is clinically or legally required. We would rather say that than let you find out in a consultation.