Is your practice website ready for the ADA compliance deadline?
New HHS accessibility enforcement is coming. Non-compliant healthcare websites could face complaints, audits, or loss of federal funding, and the clock starts May 11, 2027. This free guide shows you exactly how to get ready.
What you'll learn
- The 10 technical essentials for WCAG 2.1 Level AA
- Legal liability and the "vendor trap"
- What the May 11, 2027 deadline means for your practice
Get the free white paper
Instant, no cost, no obligation.
A clear, practical playbook
No legalese and no scare tactics, just what the deadline means and the concrete steps to get your practice website ready.
- An actionable 4-phase compliance roadmap
- A vendor compliance toolkit (VPAT requests included)
- A technical compliance checklist
ADA compliance questions, answered
Often, yes. Under Section 504 and the updated HHS rules, providers that accept Medicare or Medicaid are treated as recipients of federal funding, which brings their websites under the WCAG 2.1 Level AA standard. Larger organizations (15 or more employees) have until May 11, 2027; smaller ones until May 10, 2028. And even where the rule doesn't apply directly, website accessibility complaints under the ADA continue to rise. This paper is educational, not legal advice.
Want help getting compliant?
We remediate accessibility in the code and build it into every site we make. Book a free strategy call and we'll review your current site against WCAG 2.1 AA.