Professional interpreters are imperative to overcoming communication barriers in intensive care unit (ICU) for patients who are linguistically-diverse. Similarly referred to as non-English speaking, speaking a language other than English [1], limited English proficiency [2], those who are language discordant [3], have a non-English language preference or speak a language of lesser diffusion [4], patients who are linguistically-diverse are at greater risk negative sequelae associated with ICU admission.