1. Our Commitment

PsycheMD works to provide access to information about:

  • Psychiatric services

  • Appointment options

  • Insurance and fees

  • Online appointments

  • Office location and hours

  • Crisis information

  • Privacy and patient rights

Accessibility is considered during design, content updates and website maintenance.

2. Accessibility Standard

PsycheMD aims to follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, WCAG 2.2 Level AA, as a practical accessibility standard.

We continue to review and improve the website as technology and accessibility practices change.

3. Measures We Take

Accessibility measures may include:

  • Clear heading structure

  • Keyboard-accessible navigation

  • Visible focus states

  • Sufficient color contrast

  • Descriptive link labels

  • Text alternatives for meaningful images

  • Responsive layouts

  • Browser zoom support

  • Reduced-motion behavior

  • Accessible FAQ interactions

  • Information that does not rely on color alone

  • Readable crisis and emergency information

  • Plain language where practical

4. Known Limitations

Some content or functions may not work perfectly with every combination of:

  • Browser

  • Operating system

  • Device

  • Screen reader

  • Voice-control software

  • Keyboard-navigation method

  • Browser extension

We welcome reports of barriers so they can be reviewed.

5. External Services

The website links to external services, including appointment booking, the Patient Portal, directions and government resources.

PsycheMD does not fully control the accessibility of external websites.

Contact PsycheMD if an external service creates a barrier so that another reasonable method of accessing information or services can be considered.

6. Requesting Assistance

If you need help using this website or accessing practice information, contact the office.

Information may be available through another reasonable format, such as:

  • Telephone

  • Accessible electronic document

  • Plain-text email

  • Another appropriate communication method

Do not send medical information through general email.

Existing patients should use the secure Patient Portal for clinical communication.

7. Reporting a Problem

When reporting an accessibility problem, include:

  • The page or feature involved

  • A short description of the problem

  • The browser or assistive technology used, when relevant

  • The best way to contact you

You are not required to disclose a disability or medical condition.

8. Contact

PsycheMD Psychiatry PLLC

000 Cedar Avenue, Suite 410

Seattle, WA 98101, USA

Suggested email subject: Website Accessibility

Do not include medical information in general email.

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