Accessibility statement

Use the accessibility button (person icon) on every page. It stays visible as you scroll. Open it to adjust vision, reading support, cognitive clarity, and epilepsy-safe viewing.

Your preferences are saved locally on your device and are not sent to our servers. To clear saved settings, open the panel and select Reset all.

Profiles: visually impaired, reading texts aloud, cognitive support, and epilepsy safe. Sliders: font size, line spacing, content size, and word spacing. Tools: black and white, hide images, highlighting mouse, simple font, stop animations, mute sound, reading line, and magnifier. Keyboard shortcuts: Alt+Shift+A opens the panel; Alt+Shift+R resets settings.

We build accessibility into the platform through semantic structure, keyboard support, and ongoing review of color contrast and interactive components.

This includes semantic HTML and labels, keyboard focus on forms and navigation, skip links to main content, descriptive text alternatives for meaningful images where applicable, and a channel for reporting barriers.

Some third-party content (such as Chrome Web Store pages or external telehealth platforms) may rely on providers with their own accessibility characteristics.

Automated accessibility tools and overlays do not replace inclusive design in the underlying product. We continue to improve based on feedback and testing.

If you encounter a barrier on md telescribe, please contact us through /contact. Include the page URL and a brief description of the issue so we can address it promptly.

You may also email admin@mdtelescribe.com.