Building a defensible procurement strategy under Section 504
What to ask your EHR, telehealth, and web platform vendors — and what to require in new contracts and renewals
Is your healthcare organization prepared for the Section 504 deadline?
Understand where digital accessibility risk is concentrated across your patient-facing systems – websites, portals, scheduling tools, and vendor platforms – and what to prioritize before the May 2026 deadline
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Section 504 readiness checklist for healthcare
Learn how to package VPATs and audits into structured services that support client compliance and agency growth
What Section 504 actually requires from healthcare organizations
Understand which digital systems fall under Section 504 — and how responsibility is shared across IT, compliance, procurement, and vendors
From exposure to compliance: a Section 504 action plan for healthcare organizations
Learn how to assess readiness, prioritize by patient impact, and document defensible progress across your digital environment
Under Section 504 - your vendor's accessibility problem is your problem
Under Section 504, you're liable for your EHR, your patient portal, and your scheduling tool — regardless of who built them
The Section 504 accessibility gap in healthcare: what the data shows
We scanned 300 healthcare websites against WCAG 2.1 AA — here's what the data reveals about where the sector stands today
What happens if you don't comply: Section 504 enforcement in healthcare
OCR investigations, federal funding loss, and private litigation — what Section 504 enforcement actually looks like for healthcare organizations
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accessiBe’s industry reports are built on original research, combining survey data, expert insight, and collaboration with disability community organizations. Each study connects compliance, digital operations, and user impact across complex environments.
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