Designed for understandable use

Large controls, short calls, and more than one way to read the service.

Accessibility is part of the product contract, not a separate mode hidden after enrollment.

Website and application

  • Semantic headings, landmarks, labels, and visible keyboard focus.
  • Large touch targets and text that can zoom without losing content.
  • High-contrast surfaces with non-color status labels.
  • Reduced-motion support.
  • Important terms remain real text rather than text baked only into images.

Check-in calls

Check-ins use short spoken prompts and keypad responses. A simplified button-only mode is available for people who benefit from fewer choices and slower prompts.

A working telephone capable of receiving calls and sending keypad tones is required for the phone-call path.

Need an accommodation?

Email [email protected] with the barrier you encountered and the format that would help. Do not include medical records or a diagnosis.