Accessibility

A website intended to be accessible to more people.

We aim to provide clear structure, readable contrast, keyboard access, descriptive links, labeled forms, alternative text and support for reduced-motion preferences.

Using the site

The main navigation, service-request form, articles and expandable questions are designed for keyboard and screen-reader use. Browser zoom and text resizing should not hide essential content or controls.

Requesting help

If a page, control or document is difficult to use, send an accessibility note through the contact page. Choose “Not sure” and begin the details field with “Accessibility.” Include the page and the problem you encountered. Do not include sensitive medical information.

Ongoing work

Accessibility is reviewed when site templates and primary interactions change. Automated checks help find common problems, but feedback from actual use remains important.