Accessibility
We aim to make practical health-cost information usable with keyboards, screen readers, mobile devices, and print.
The supplied design includes visible focus states, labeled forms, heading structure, reduced-motion support, clear error messages, and high-contrast primary controls. Tables can scroll on small screens, and documents are available in web formats as well as PDFs.
Accessibility work is ongoing. These features do not establish an independent WCAG conformance certification. PDF form behavior can vary by reader, and external resources have their own accessibility characteristics.
If something prevents you from using a page, send the page URL, the task you were trying to complete, and the accessibility problem through the contact page. Please omit personal medical details. We will use the report to identify and correct a reproducible problem.