We follow and support Section 508 of the US Rehabilitation Act and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 A/AA Guidelines from the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative

To provide an accessible web experience, we strive to:

• Make our content and navigation easy to see

• Make it easy to interact using a mouse, keyboard, and/or touch screens

• Provide text and visual alternatives for sounds

• Provide text and audio alternatives for visuals

• Support using a computer without a monitor or display

• Support using assistive technologies to navigate and access content

• Support the use of native accessibility features on mobile devices and tablets

Contact Member Services if you:

• are having trouble accessing our websites 

• can’t find something on our sites

• need language assistance

• need information in an alternative format

• were discriminated against

• have other communication needs

Please see our non-discrimination Notice page  for information about how CarePlus with applicable federal civil rights laws and information on how to file a complaint if you were discriminated against.