01

Move through the page by keyboard

A skip link appears when focused and moves to the main content. Header links, the contents control, native question disclosures, and telephone actions can be reached without a pointer. Focus is shown with a visible outline. The numbered mobile menu preserves the same destinations as the wide radial navigation rather than requiring a gesture around a circle.

02

Read content without relying on the illustration

Each page has one main heading, descriptive section headings, semantic landmarks, and ordinary text links. The water-path illustration is decorative because nearby text carries the information. It does not hide a required step inside an image. Text can reflow on narrow screens, and the fixed mobile call control has reserved space below the content.

03

Reduce motion and adjust the view

The stylesheet respects a reduced-motion preference by removing path animation and unnecessary transitions. You can use browser zoom and device text settings. The content is not dependent on a timed carousel, hover-only menu, audio, or video. If a layout is difficult to use, the service hub and problem map provide straightforward text routes.

04

Use an alternate route without assuming the recipient

The visible number is 877-702-1610. A telephone call may reach a third-party provider, so confirm identity and terms directly. This page does not claim independent human accessibility certification or that every external site and telephone system is accessible. Browser and automated checks are useful evidence, but they do not represent every person's experience.

  • Skip link and landmarks
  • Visible keyboard focus
  • Native disclosure controls
  • Reduced motion and text navigation