Real life Impacts To LEP Patients Of The Executive Order Mandating English

What happens when the U.S. government revokes federal language access protections for Limited English Proficiency (LEP) populations? In this recorded webinar, Andres Heuberger—Vice President and LEP Evangelist at RxTran—breaks down the far-reaching implications of Executive Order 14224, which designates English as the official language of the United States. He explains how the rollback of Executive Order 13166 could compromise patient safety, increase pharmacy liability, and reduce access to care for millions of LEP individuals. In this session, you’ll learn: What Executive Order 14224 means for healthcare and pharmacy operations The continuing obligations under ACA Section 1557 Legal, reputational, and compliance risks for pharmacies Real-world examples of translation-related liabilities How RxTran and Language Scientific support pharmacy compliance and LEP access This webinar is essential viewing for pharmacy professionals, compliance officers, and healthcare administrators who serve diverse communities.

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