DEAF ACCESS SOLUTIONS
Setting the standard for excellence in communications access.
What We Offer
Sign Language Interpretation
Video Remote Interpreting (VRI)
DAS has a large network of interpreters with VRI and VRS experience, who can respond quickly to any need clients may have for sign language interpreting services. With the many resources we have in place, DAS is well prepared to handle whatever volume of VRI work each client needs.
CART Services
Relay Conference Captioning (RCC)
Teaching ASL & Workshops
Consulting Services
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Our achievements
Approximate annual service hours
certified interpreters
Clients served
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nationally certified interpreters
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certified cart writers
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Nearly 100% fill rate
Company Mission Statement
Deaf Access Solutions (DAS) is a trusted leader in providing high quality communication access services for Deaf and hard-of-hearing communities nationwide. We offer a diverse and extensive network of interpreters who are both nationally certified by RID and pre-screened, and CART writers, who are nationally certified by NCRA. DAS provides reliable customer service through creative strategies and maximizing the use of technology in order to offer the most cost-effective prices. DAS maintains responsive, ethical, and transparent business practices that foster strong relationships, empower Deaf consumers, and create a positive influence in our profession. DAS also believes in giving back to the communities we serve and to those who help accomplish this mission.
![[Image Description] This image celebrates "Body Language Day" with a professional and vibrant design. On the left side, the background is a rich blue with orange and white text. At the top, it reads "HAPPY Body Language DAY," with "Body Language" in bold, orange letters for emphasis. Below the heading, the message states: "Body language and facial expressions account for about 55% of our communication process, no matter what language you use!" The DAS logo is centered at the bottom of the left section, in blue and white with black text.
The right side features six simple illustrations of faceless figures displaying various body language gestures. These images depict common movements, such as scratching one's head, folding arms, and giving a peace sign, reinforcing the message about the significance of non-verbal communication. The overall layout is clean, with the images and text balanced for easy readability.](https://deafaccess.com/daswp/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)