Accessibility Statement
This accessibility statement applies to macu.com.
We Value Digital Inclusion
To help provide a fully accessible and optimized experience for our website visitors, macu.com has taken careful measures to help ensure an enhanced user experience. This includes supporting assistive technologies such as a screen reader, magnifier and other assistive technology to access the website.
This website is monitored and tested by AudioEye, a third-party provider of web accessibility testing and monitoring. Results of automated testing are reported by AudioEye in macu.com’s portal. To the extent macu.com engages AudioEye for expert review, remediation and user testing by people with disabilities, AudioEye either remediates discovered issues or provides a source feedback report (SFR) for macu.com to remediate the issue. AudioEye continually improves and refines its existing solutions.
AudioEye Trusted Certification
The AudioEye Trusted Certification seal represents a commitment to accessibility and digital inclusion. The AudioEye certification process involves automatic and, if applicable, expert review, remediation and user testing to increase conformance with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA Success Criteria. AudioEye and macu.com continue to collaborate in an ongoing effort to help maintain conformance with the success criteria and help provide an accessible user experience for all website visitors.
AudioEye certifies that macu.com has engaged AudioEye to help macu.com conform with WCAG 2.2 Level, AA Success Criteria.
AudioEye uses the following web browsers and web-based assistive technologies in testing its solutions:
- The most recent and immediately prior two versions of any desktop standards-compliant web browser that represents over 5% market share.
- Web-Based Assistive Technologies such as screen readers (e.g., JAWS, NVDA and VoiceOver), magnification, voice dictation and keyboard-only navigation generally favored by the disability community.
Web Accessibility Guidelines
Please use this link to learn more about WCAG compliance.
Improving the User Experience for Everyone
Mountain America has leveraged the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 as a reference to help ensure the web content made available on this website is more accessible for individuals with disabilities and user friendly for everyone. These globally recognized best practices (as recommended by the World Wide Web Consortium) consist of three levels of accessibility measurement (A, AA and AAA). AudioEye references Level AA of these guidelines in helping provide accessibility.
Related Links
Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)
Feedback
AudioEye is available to assist website visitors with any issues accessing content and the various services and functions made available across macu.com. Website visitors are encouraged to engage with the help desk to report and troubleshoot web accessibility related issues.
The AudioEye Visual Toolkit
Providing Users with a Free and Customizable Assistive Utility
In addition to the above-mentioned techniques and strategies—and since not all website visitors have access to assistive tools such as screen readers—we have provided a complementary website personalization tool, the AudioEye Visual Toolkit, that allows website visitors to customize their user experience.
If the AudioEye Visual Toolkit is not enabled by default, users can enable it by selecting the Activate AudioEye Toolkit button below. Once activated, the accessibility icon should be visible on any page of this website. Users can then engage the toolkit by interacting with the accessibility icon.
Core Features of AudioEye Visual Toolkit
The Visual Toolkit—The Visual Toolkit can be used to customize the visual display of the website.
Page Elements Navigation—Users can navigate easily through any page by element or content hierarchy.
AudioEye Help Desk—Users can report accessibility and usability related issues.
Third-Party Sites
Throughout this website, we may make use of different third-party websites such as Facebook, Google Maps, X (formerly known as Twitter), LinkedIn, Instagram and YouTube to spread news and information about macu.com’s products and services. These websites, which are not controlled by macu.com, may present challenges for individuals with disabilities that we are not able to control or remedy.
As made publicly available, here are the accessibility policies provided from these third-party websites:
