Accessibility
River City Medical Group wants its website to be usable by as many people as reasonably possible, including people who use assistive technology.
How we approach accessibility
People use websites in different ways. The site should remain useful across devices, input methods, zoom levels, and assistive technology.
River City Medical Group uses recognized accessibility practices, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), as a guide when designing and reviewing the website. This statement does not represent a claim that every page or third-party service has passed a formal accessibility certification.
What we work to support
These are practical design and content choices that help reduce common barriers.
Keyboard navigation
Interactive parts of the site should be reachable and usable without requiring a mouse whenever the underlying website technology supports it.
Clear page structure
Headings, landmarks, links, and page order are intended to give visitors and assistive technologies a predictable way to understand content.
Readable text and contrast
Text should remain legible against its background, and important information should not depend on color alone.
Zoom and responsive layouts
Pages are designed to adapt across common screen sizes and to remain useful when visitors enlarge text or zoom the page.
Images and non-text content
Meaningful images should include useful alternative text when the image communicates information that is not already available in surrounding text.
Plain, useful language
Medical and administrative information should be explained as clearly as practical rather than relying on unnecessary jargon or decorative language.
Some barriers may come from outside services.
The website may eventually use maps, scheduling tools, forms, document viewers, payment services, or other content provided by third parties. River City Medical Group may not control every accessibility feature of those services.
When an outside tool creates a barrier, River City Medical Group should make a reasonable effort to provide another way to get the same information or complete the same task.
Tell us when something is difficult to use.
If you encounter an accessibility barrier on the River City Medical Group website, describe the page, the problem you experienced, and the type of assistance you need. That information can help the clinic identify and correct the issue or provide an alternative.
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