Website Accessibility

We’re committed to web accessibility

We're dedicated to making our website accessible to everyone, including people with disabilities. We continually review and modify our site to improve its accessibility for people who use assistive technology or who have special needs.

For those users, we recommend Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 or higher, or the most recent version of Mozilla Firefox for the best online experience.

Medical Associates follows the standards of the Americans with Disabilities Act, Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2 (WCAG 2.0), and several state laws.

More specifically, we adhere to the accessibility standards of WCAG 2.0 conformance level A, and level AA.

Our TTY number (for the hearing/speech impaired) is 800-735-2942

Adjusting Font Sizes

On some browsers, you can enlarge the font size for viewing our site.

Microsoft Internet Explorer

  1. Select "Zoom" from the "View" menu.
  2. Use either the "Zoom in" or "Zoom out" options to increase or decrease the font size, or select one of the percentage options.

Mozilla Firefox

  1. Select "Zoom" from the "View" menu.
  2. Use either the "Zoom In" or "Zoom Out" options to increase or decrease the font size.

Apple Safari

Select "Zoom In" or "Zoom Out" from the "View" menu.

Google Chrome

Select the "-" or "+" next to "Zoom" under the "Customize and control Google Chrome".

Other operating systems and browsers

To find out if you can adjust the font size on other operating systems and browsers, please consult the browser's help section.

Please note: Adjusting the size of the text on this website could result in alterations to the site layout that may make the page difficult to read.

Adjusting Monitor Settings

You may want to adjust the screen resolution in your monitor settings to help Web pages fit better on your screen, or to make items on Web pages appear larger.

To change your screen resolution

Windows

  1. From the "Control Panel" window, click on "Adjust screen resolution" under "Appearance and Personalization."
  2. On the "Resolution" drop down, drag the slider to choose a screen resolution, then click "Apply."

Mac OS X

  1. From the Apple menu, go to "System Preferences" and select "Displays."
  2. Select your desired setting under "Resolutions."

On other operating systems

To adjust your screen resolution on other operating systems, please consult your computer's help section.

Enabling JavaScript

How to enable JavaScript on your browser.

JavaScript is a small piece of computer code that is built into Web pages to make features such as mouseovers work (an example of a mouseover is a title that displays menu options when your mouse rolls over the title).

For help enabling JavaScript, please consult the help section of your browser.

Using Compatible Browsers

Information on browsers.

In order to sign on and have our features work and display properly, we recommend that you use one of the browser versions shown below, which have been tested for compatibility with our website.

If you need to install a compatible browser version, please visit the websites for Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, or Google Chrome.

(Medical Associates is not responsible for the content or policies of external Internet sites or mobile apps.)

Browsers that are tested and compatible with our site

For Windows 10
  • Microsoft Internet Explorer 11.x
  • Edge
  • Mozilla Firefox 48.x
  • Google Chrome 52.x
For Windows 8
  • Microsoft Internet Explorer 10.x
  • Mozilla Firefox 48.x
  • Google Chrome 52.x
For Windows 7
  • Microsoft Internet Explorer 10.x and 11.x
  • Mozilla Firefox 48.x
  • Google Chrome 52.x
For Macintosh OS X 10.11
  • Apple Safari 9.x
  • Mozilla Firefox 48.x
  • Google Chrome 52.x
For iPad iOS 9
  • Apple Safari 9.x

For Mobile Devices

Operating systems
  • Apple iOS 9.x
  • Android 4.x
  • Android 5.x
  • Android 6.x
Browsers
  • Chrome 52.x
  • Safari 9.x
Other browsers

While our site may function with other browsers, we cannot guarantee that features will display and work properly.