Access to information should not depend on ability.
We want visitors to be able to understand our services, request care, contact our team, apply for employment, access training, and navigate the website as easily as possible.
Accessibility is considered as the website continues to grow and new features are added.
We aim for clear, readable, and predictable website experiences.
Readable Text
We use readable text sizes, clear headings, and strong visual contrast where practical.
Keyboard Access
Interactive website controls should remain usable without relying only on a mouse or touch screen.
Meaningful Labels
Forms, buttons, links, and images should use understandable labels and accessibility text.
Responsive Layout
Pages are designed to work across desktop, tablet, and mobile screen sizes.
We aim to support common assistive technologies.
Our goal is for important website content and functions to remain understandable when using tools such as screen readers, keyboard navigation, browser zoom, and other accessibility features.
Technology, browsers, and assistive devices vary, so individual experiences may differ.
Accessibility is an ongoing process.
As we add new pages, forms, media, and website features, we will continue reviewing usability and accessibility.
Our Website Admin Console also includes image alt-text management so accessibility information can be maintained as website media changes.
Tell us if something on the website is difficult to use.
If you experience difficulty accessing information, completing a form, using a website feature, or navigating a page, please contact us.
When possible, tell us which page or feature caused the problem and what type of assistance you need.
If an online form is not accessible to you, call Kay Home Care and our team can assist you another way.