Accessibility Statement

Last reviewed: May 2026

Our Commitment

Regenemm is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for people with disabilities. We continuously improve the user experience for everyone and apply relevant accessibility standards.

Regenemm Healthcare is designed to support accessible digital healthcare workflows.

Conformance Status

We aim to conform with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 level AA. These guidelines explain how to make web content more accessible.

Intended Posture

Public pages and patient-facing surfaces should be designed for readability, keyboard access, assistive technology compatibility, and clear language.

Accessibility should be considered across public trust pages, patient-controlled sharing, patient-facing summaries, clinician-facing workflows, administrative workflows, support pathways, and agent-assisted content.

Healthcare Context

Accessibility is part of safe care delivery. Patient-facing workflows should avoid unnecessary complexity and provide clear pathways for support.

Healthcare accessibility should account for:

clear language;
readable layout;
keyboard navigation;
screen reader compatibility;
colour contrast;
error messages that support recovery;
meaningful headings and labels;
accessible document exports where supported;
support pathways for users who cannot complete a digital workflow.

Measures

We take the following measures to ensure accessibility:

Include accessibility as part of our design process
Provide clear navigation and content structure
Ensure sufficient color contrast
Support keyboard navigation
Provide text alternatives for images
Test with assistive technologies

Compatibility

Our services are designed to be compatible with:

Modern web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge)
Screen readers (NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver)
Keyboard-only navigation
Browser zoom and text sizing

Patient-Facing Content

Patient-facing content should be understandable, reviewable, and clearly distinguished from draft or unreleased material.

Where AI assistance contributes to patient-facing content, the content should remain subject to appropriate human review before release where clinically material.

Public Pages

Public trust pages should use clear headings, descriptive links, readable sentence structure, and formats that support assistive technologies.

Public claims should remain accurate, supportable, and understandable to non-technical readers.

Product Workflows

Regenemm Voice, Link, Connect, and related Spokes should consider accessibility during design, implementation, review, and release.

Accessibility issues that may affect care access, comprehension, consent, patient-controlled sharing, or clinical review should be treated as governance-relevant issues.

Feedback and Support

We welcome feedback on the accessibility of our services. If you encounter accessibility barriers, please contact us at accessibility@regenemm.com.

Feedback pathways should allow users to report accessibility barriers without disclosing unnecessary health information.

Intended Posture

Public pages and patient-facing surfaces should be designed for readability, keyboard access, assistive technology compatibility, and clear language.

Healthcare Context

Accessibility is part of safe care delivery. Patient-facing workflows should avoid unnecessary complexity and provide clear pathways for support.

Healthcare accessibility should account for:

clear language;

readable layout;

keyboard navigation;

screen reader compatibility;

colour contrast;

error messages that support recovery;

meaningful headings and labels;

accessible document exports where supported;

support pathways for users who cannot complete a digital workflow.

Product Workflows

Regenemm Voice, Link, Connect, and related Spokes should consider accessibility during design, implementation, review, and release.

Accessibility issues that may affect care access, comprehension, consent, patient-controlled sharing, or clinical review should be treated as governance-relevant issues.