Use the available controls
Use the page’s skip link to reach the main content. Each calculator identifies its input fields, explains missing values and presents a textual result. Keyboard users can move through controls and activate actions without a pointer. Numerical tables retain headers so payment and cost columns remain understandable.
Understand current limitations
The site does not claim a comprehensive WCAG conformance certification or testing across every browser and assistive technology. Large schedules may require horizontal scrolling. External provider pages are controlled by those providers and may have different accessibility behavior. A mathematical test does not establish screen-reader usability.
Report a barrier without financial details
A useful barrier report contains the page, device or browser, assistive technology if relevant, the action attempted and what prevented completion. Use fictional financial inputs when describing a problem. Do not send a medical record, account statement or identifying application details to explain an interface issue.
See how issues are reviewed
A barrier should be reproduced and checked again after correction, including keyboard use and understandable errors. The delivered test report records only the checks actually run. Contact information must identify a responsible current channel before a report is represented as received; this website does not invent a response deadline.
What to Know Before You Continue
Normal: A missing amount produces a readable prompt rather than a blank result. Edge: Zooming or a narrow screen must not let a sticky action obscure the result. Incomplete review: one successful browser test does not prove that every assistive-technology combination works.
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