Accessibility
Accessibility
The Disability Atlas is built for people who read in different ways, use screen readers or keyboards, or need things simple and calm.
Display settings
Open Display settings in the row at the top of any page to make text larger, turn on high contrast, use simple view (bigger text, more space, no photos), or reduce motion. Your choices stay on for every page, on this device only.
What we do
- We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, level AA.
- Plain language and short sentences. Words like waiver or 1915(c)A kind of Medicaid waiver. It pays for help at home and in the community instead of in an institution. Most have a waiting list. have a "?" button with a plain meaning.
- Every page works with a keyboard and has a skip link. Every photo has a description for screen readers.
- Pages work on phones and when zoomed to 200 percent.
- Key pages and search are in Spanish: Español.
- Search results can be saved, printed, or downloaded as a spreadsheet, so you can read them in the tool that works for you.
This is a promise, not a certificate
We check pages with automated tools and by hand, and we fix problems when we find them. Some pages, like the maps and the State of Support report cards, may still have barriers we have not found.
Tell us about a barrier
If something is hard to use, write to search@connectidd.com. Tell us the page, what happened, and what you use (for example a screen reader or a phone). We aim to reply within five business days.
Last updated 9 November 2026. Report outdated or wrong information.