Accessibility

Reading and navigating

Browser zoom enlarges text and page content. On Windows, Ctrl and the plus or minus key changes the zoom level; on a Mac, use Command with those keys. The Tab key moves between links and controls, and Shift with Tab moves backward. The skip link at the start of a page takes keyboard users to the main content. Headings organize the article, while the on-page contents links lead to individual topics. On smaller screens, the contents list appears beneath the introduction.

Menus and comparison tools

The main navigation groups related guides under topic buttons. Pressing Enter on a focused menu button opens its menu, and Escape closes it. Comparison tables use column headings and captions to identify the information in each row. Wide tables scroll within their own area on smaller screens. Form controls have visible labels that describe the information requested. The quote-comparison worksheet provides labeled fields for recording two programs' details, and the comparison table content is included in the page without requiring JavaScript to generate it. The Top control returns to the beginning of a long page.

Report a barrier

Email [email protected] if a page or control prevents you from completing a task. Include the page address, what you were trying to do, what happened, and the browser or assistive technology involved. Those details help us reproduce the problem and identify a correction. You can describe a barrier in your own words; screenshots or medical information are unnecessary for an initial report. The contact page and About 121 Rehab provide further information about the service.