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Join our live webinar on May 21 at 12:30 PM ET to get a clearer picture of how teams build accessibility into their brand

Learn how to write accessibility into RFPs, contracts, and vendor oversight — before remediation becomes your burden

The DOJ has extended ADA Title II digital accessibility deadlines by one year — but only 14% of institutions describe their accessibility position as defensible. Here's what the extension means, what it doesn't change, and what

The DOJ has extended ADA Title II digital accessibility deadlines by one year. Here's what changed, what didn't, and why the extension is not a signal to slow down.

Understand which digital systems fall under Section 504 — and how responsibility is shared across IT, compliance, procurement, and vendors

Learn how to assess readiness, prioritize by patient impact, and document defensible progress across your digital environment

Under Section 504, you're liable for your EHR, your patient portal, and your scheduling tool — regardless of who built them

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