Transforming Healthcare Operations Through Intelligent Solutions

We identify every barrier before your patients — or your regulator — do.

• We map your full digital footprint — every patient touchpoint your organization owns.
• We find what automated tools miss. Our certified specialists navigate your site exactly as a blind, motor-impaired, or cognitively disabled patient would.
• We prioritize by business risk, not just technical severity. You receive a clear ranked action list.
• We hand your team a fix, not just a finding — with plain-language explanation and developer-ready guidance.
• We test on the devices your patients actually use — desktop, tablet, and mobile across both major operating systems.
• We verify and sign off — a written conformance statement your legal team can stand behind.

A barrier anywhere in your digital experience is a patient turned away and a compliance gap exposed.

• Your public website — the first impression every patient has
• Patient portals and online scheduling — where barriers most directly block access to care
• Intake forms, consent documents, and clinical PDFs
• Mobile apps — tested on real devices, not simulators
• Telehealth platforms — ensuring virtual care is equally accessible care
• EHR patient-facing modules
• Email communications and outreach campaigns
• Videos — captioning, audio descriptions, and transcripts

Our audits are structured around the specific federal laws your organization is subject to.

• ADA Title II & III — the primary basis for accessibility litigation against healthcare organizations
• HHS Section 504 & ACA Section 1557 — nondiscrimination requirements for federally funded organizations
• Section 508 — required for federal contracts or procurement relationships
• Texas EIR / TAC 206 & 213 — mandatory for Texas state agency vendors
• WCAG 2.1 AA — the technical standard that satisfies all of the above

• Level A
• Level AA — Federal Standard
• Level AAA

26% of U.S. adults live with a disability. We test for every federal disability category so your organization can confidently say: every patient we serve can access us.

• Patients who are blind or have low visionWho rely on screen readers to navigate your portal, schedule appointments, and read care instructions
• Patients who are deaf or hard of hearingWho need captions, transcripts, and visual alternatives to access your telehealth and video content
• Patients with motor disabilitiesWho cannot use a mouse and depend entirely on keyboard navigation to interact with your forms
• Patients with cognitive or learning disabilitiesWho need clear language, predictable layouts, and forms that don't time out
• Older adult patientsOften managing multiple combined impairments — among the highest users of healthcare services