Publication information
Reading that works for more people
Built for readable information
The layout uses high-contrast text, a single-column mobile reading area, labeled navigation and clear headings. Article text begins at 22 pixels, and the Larger text button increases it to 26 pixels. You can also zoom using your browser’s controls.
Keyboard and motion
The first keyboard link skips to the main content. Links, buttons and checkboxes have visible focus states. The site respects reduced-motion preferences and does not use autoplay video, flashing content or timed interactions.
Your appointment notes
The question selector uses standard checkboxes. It shows the number selected and lets you download a plain-text question list. Nothing is sent to a clinician, and the checklist does not recommend a treatment.
Scope
These are implemented design features, not a claim of certification. External provider and source websites have their own accessibility behavior. The guide index, provider reviews and sitemap offer alternative ways to find content.