InDemand Interpreting Ranks #28 In PSBJ Top 100 Fastest Growing Companies

SEATTLE, Oct. 16, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- This month Puget Sound Business Journal (PSBJ) ranked InDemand Interpreting as the 28^th fastest growing private company in Washington State for 2014. This marks InDemand's third consecutive appearance on the PSBJ 100, a remarkable feat given that Washington State includes Greater Seattle, a rich technology region brimming with startups enjoying exponential growth. Some call the PSBJ 100 Washington's search for the next Amazon, Microsoft or Zillow.

"Seven years ago InDemand's founder Daniel Pirestani created the first video remote interpreting solution designed to meet healthcare's distinctive requirements," said Jim Ewel, CEO of InDemand Interpreting. "Today InDemand is the nation's fastest growing medical interpreting company and the industry's quality leader."

The PSBJ honor is not the only award InDemand received this year. In August, Inc. Magazine ranked InDemand Interpreting as the 18^th fastest growing privately held company among Washington companies and the 14^th fastest growing start-up in the Seattle metropolitan area. InDemand ranked 783^rd in the annual Inc. 5000 (bit.ly/inc783).

About InDemand Interpreting:

InDemand Interpreting is dedicated to ensuring that every patient receives the highest quality healthcare, regardless of language, cultural background or disability. In 2007, InDemand created the first Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) network for healthcare. Today it is the quality leader in medical language services, delivering the most experienced medical interpreters and highest quality video technology. InDemand Interpreting gives doctors, nurses and clinicians the language access they need to provide the best possible care for Limited English Proficient (LEP) and Deaf patients. For more information visit http://www.indemandinterpreting.com.

Contact:
Thomas Schmitz
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(206) 489-2730

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