Department in charge of written translation services in the healthcare industry?

Hey everyone,

So I have been researching language services in the healthcare industry and I have been stuck for the past month. I know that it is mandatory for hospitals to provide written translations of critical documents like:

• Consent, grievance, appeal, and complaint forms
• Correspondence containing information about eligibility and participation criteria
• Notices pertaining to the denial, reduction, modification, or termination of services, benefits, non-payment, and/or coverage
• A plan’s explanation of benefits or similar claim processing information
• Rebate notices
• Notices advising individuals of the availability of free language assistance
• Summary of benefits and coverage disclosures
• Formulary drug lists
• Provider directories
• The policy, insurance contract, evidence of coverage, or similar legally-required document

But what department is generally responsible for translating these documents?

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Edit: More specific question: who is in charge of contracting Language Service Providers at the hospitals? Thanks /u/<

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