As an employer, beginning to understand how your Latino employees perceive health care can help you keep your Latino population healthy.
As a little girl, I would accompany my immigrant mother to her numerous doctor's appointments; I didn't know it, but at the time, she was fighting a brain tumor. By the tender age of 7, I had translated most medical terminology from English to Spanish; see, my mother did not speak any English and when she went to the doctor's office, I was her tiny translator, not that I knew much, but I tried my best.
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