Abrys Consulting, Inc

Is Your Website an ADA Lawsuit Waiting to Happen?

Your website should work for people with disabilities.
Accessibility is not only good practice -
it is an increasingly important legal and compliance responsibility.
Free ADA Website Audit

Understand where your website may be creating barriers

Learn which issues should be addressed first

Get a practical path toward a more accessible experience

Free ADA Website Audit
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7,000 - 8,500

website lawsuits expected in 2026 over accessibility

95.9%

of the top one million homepages had detected WCAG failures in 2026

1 in 4+

U.S. adults live with some type of disability

May 2027

Section 504 deadline for many HHS-funded healthcare organizations

Most accessibility problems are common and much easier to address once you know where to look.

Lawsuits over inaccessible websites are rising, and healthcare is one of the fastest-growing targets. Patient portals, appointment forms, telehealth pages, online documents, and videos can all create barriers that visitors can identify quickly.

A federal rule requires many healthcare organizations to make their websites accessible to people with disabilities, with a May 2027 deadline identified in the source material. That creates a valuable window to assess the website, prioritize the work, and begin correcting issues before enforcement pressure increases.

Accessibility is also about the patient experience. A person using a keyboard, screen reader, captions, magnification, or another assistive technology should be able to find information, understand content, complete forms, and take action without unnecessary obstacles.
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Six Quick Accessibility Checks

These checks do not replace a full review, but they can reveal obvious barriers that deserve attention.
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🗸 Click through your entire site using only your keyboard - no mouse. Every link, button, menu, and form control should be usable and visibly focused.

🗸 Turn on your phone's screen reader (iPhone: VoiceOver; Android: TalkBack), open your homepage, and listen. Does the content make sense in the order it is read?

🗸 Hold Ctrl and press + several times (Mac: Cmd and +). Does the page remain usable, or does text overlap, disappear, or get cut off?
2
🗸  Watch every video on your site with the sound turned off. Do accurate captions appear on screen so the complete message is still available?

🗸  For podcasts, recorded webinars, or voice messages, is there a written transcript or equivalent version that visitors can read?

🗸  Turn your volume all the way down and use your site normally. Can you still receive every instruction, alert, and piece of important information?

If Any of These Checks Fail, It Is Time to Talk

Visual and hearing access are only part of the picture. A complete website accessibility review must consider every relevant disability type and the full user journey.
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From Finding the Problems to Keeping Them Fixed

A practical three-step approach helps your organization understand the issues, correct them, and reduce the chance that new barriers quietly return.

Step 1

Website Accessibility Check-Up

Abrys Consulting reviews your website and provides a clear, plain-language report of the accessibility problems found, why they matter, and how they can be corrected.

Step 2

Website Accessibility Fixes

The team makes the necessary fixes for you - including issues involving images, navigation, menus, forms, documents, videos, and other website components.

Step 3

Ongoing Accessibility Monitoring

Your site is checked over time so new problems can be identified earlier, with straightforward reports your organization can review and share.

Let's Find Out Where Your Website Stands - Before a Lawsuit Tells You

Book a free, 30-minute consultation with Abrys Consulting and take the first practical step toward a more accessible healthcare website.
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