Accessibility

Accessibility Statement

We want every Kentuckian, including people with disabilities and families who rely on waivers, to use this site and join the movement.

Our commitment

Save Medicaid Kentucky aims to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA where practicable. Accessibility is ongoing work, not a one-time checklist, and we welcome feedback from Kentuckians who use assistive technology.

Measures we take

  • Skip link to main content on every page.
  • Semantic headings, landmarks, and form labels.
  • Keyboard focus styles on interactive elements.
  • Reduced-motion support for animations when your system requests it.
  • Alt text on meaningful images and decorative images marked appropriately.
  • Sufficient color contrast in light and dark themes.
  • Responsive layout for zoom and small screens.

Known limitations

We are actively improving the following areas:

  • Some campaign graphics are image-based; we provide text alternatives nearby where possible.
  • Third-party embeds or links (for example the Kentucky Legislature directory) are governed by those sites’ accessibility.
  • Older PDFs or downloads, if added later, may not yet be fully remediated.
  • Automated carousel content pauses on hover/focus; users who prefer no motion should enable reduced motion in OS settings.

Events & accommodations

In-person rallies and meetings can include quiet spaces, mobility support, and other accommodations when you tell us what you need. On the rally registration form, use the accessibility field or reach us through our contact page before the event.

Feedback & assistance

If you cannot access content or need information in another format, contact us. We will try to respond within a few business days.

  • Contact page: savemedicaidkentucky.com/contact
  • Phone: 859-940-9244
  • Mail: Frankfort, Kentucky (campaign correspondence)

Technical specifications

This site relies on HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and modern browsers. It is tested with recent versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge, and with screen readers including VoiceOver and NVDA where available to our team.

Formal complaints

If you are not satisfied with our response, you may contact the U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division or the Kentucky ADA coordinator for guidance on filing a formal complaint under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Related policies

Read our Privacy Policy for how we handle information submitted through forms on this site.