Accessibility Statement

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Accessibility Statement

Our accessibility statement explains how we aim to make health information easier to read, navigate and understand.

Human-reviewed content Official-source priority Not medical advice Emergency-safe guidance

Accessibility commitment

usmedicalgroup.org/ aims to make health information readable, mobile-friendly and easy to navigate. Many users visit health pages when they are stressed, searching quickly, or trying to help a family member. Clear design is therefore part of user safety.

Design practices

Readable textWe use strong contrast, clear section headings and short paragraphs.
Mobile-fit tablesTables are designed to stack on smaller screens.
Safety noticesEmergency, privacy and medical-advice warnings are highlighted.
Plain languageWe explain medical-navigation topics without unnecessary jargon.

External limitations

Provider portals, insurer websites, PDFs, maps, government pages and third-party services may not follow the same accessibility approach. We cannot control those websites, but we can improve how we link to and explain them.

Report accessibility issues

Email contact@usmedicalgroup.org with the page URL, device/browser and issue description. Do not include private medical information in accessibility reports.

Editorial safety note: usmedicalgroup.org/ is an informational and educational website. It does not provide diagnosis, treatment, emergency care, telehealth services, prescriptions, insurance decisions, or medical advice. Health and provider information can change. Always verify details with the official provider, insurer, public-health agency, licensed clinician, or emergency service before acting.

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