ACCESSIBILITY & LANGUAGE
A website with room for you.
Choose the display that works for you. Take the games at your own pace.
Concept illustrationUse the display controls
The accessibility menu offers larger text, higher contrast and reduced motion. Animations have pause controls. Game questions also appear as readable text; sound is optional and carries no essential instruction.
Keyboard and touch
Use Tab to move among controls and Enter or Space to activate a button. Touch targets are designed for comfortable tapping. All timed game demonstrations also offer an untimed alternative.
Language and communication
Selected navigation is available in English, Spanish and French. Detailed games and articles are currently in English. Call (725) 253-6006 about communication assistance; telecommunications relay services are welcome.
Report a difficulty
Contact clinic administration with the page and the task that caused difficulty. Independent accessibility review and real-device testing remain part of production release. These controls are not a certification of accessibility.
Sources & reading
Source check: 29 September 2026. Linked organisations are independent of PrimeWave. Research dates and device scope matter.
DOJ: businesses open to the public (ADA Title III)Doctors offices are public accommodations; effective communication and equal access obligations apply.
DOJ: web accessibility guidancePrivate-business guidance; do not substitute the public-entity Title II deadline for private-clinic obligations.
W3C: WCAG 2.2 additionsEngineering target: WCAG 2.2 AA. A technical target is not legal certification.
45 CFR 92.11: language assistance and auxiliary aids noticeIf Section 1557 applies, English plus the 15 most common LEP languages may be required for the notice; two language buttons are not enough.
Illustrations: AI-created people, human-faced humanoids and equipment concepts. Read the illustration note.