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Accessibility Statement

Our commitment to making website information and services usable by people with disabilities.

Effective: November 9, 2026 Last reviewed: November 9, 2026
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Our accessibility commitment

MD Senior Care Medical Group is committed to making its website and digital services accessible to people with disabilities. We work to identify and remove barriers so patients, family members, caregivers, providers, and members of the public can access our information and services.

Accessibility is ongoing. Technologies, content, legal requirements, and user needs change, so we review and improve the website over time.

Our accessibility target

We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, WCAG 2.2 Level AA, as a design and improvement reference. Where a law or contract specifies WCAG 2.1 Level AA or another standard, we work toward the applicable requirement.

We have not completed a comprehensive conformance evaluation of every page, document, and feature on this website. We therefore do not claim that the entire website is fully or partially conformant with WCAG. This statement describes our commitment and current work, not a certification.

Request accessibility assistance

If you have difficulty using the website or need information in another format, contact us:

TTY or relay711
MailAccessibility Contact
MD Senior Care Medical Group
99 Business Park Dr
Perris, CA 92571

Tell us the page address, a short description of the barrier, and your browser or device if known. You may also tell us your preferred format or communication method. We review requests promptly and will work with you on an effective alternative.

What we review and improve

Our accessibility work includes reviewing:

  • keyboard navigation, focus order, and visible focus;
  • page headings, landmarks, link purpose, and reading order;
  • form labels, instructions, validation, and error messages;
  • alternative text for meaningful images;
  • color contrast, text resizing, zoom, and responsive reflow;
  • captions and transcripts for multimedia;
  • PDF and downloadable-document accessibility;
  • motion and reduced-motion preferences; and
  • third-party forms, maps, portals, and embedded content.

If a digital feature cannot be made accessible immediately, we will work with the person requesting access to provide the information or service another effective way.

Known limitations and third-party content

We are continuing to audit legacy website templates, downloadable files, and third-party services. Some content may not yet meet our accessibility target. Examples can include older PDFs, complex tables, maps, embedded tools, or content controlled by another organization.

Third parties control their own code and content. Our applicable accessibility responsibilities continue when a vendor helps provide our services. We work with those vendors and seek an effective alternative when a barrier prevents access. We do not claim conformance on behalf of an independent external website or organization.

If you encounter a barrier, please report it. A specific report helps us investigate and prioritize a correction.

Communication assistance and alternate formats

Appropriate auxiliary aids and services, accessible formats, and qualified language assistance are available free of charge when required for effective communication or meaningful access.

Visit our Nondiscrimination and Language Assistance page for interpreter, relay, accessible-format, reasonable-modification, and civil-rights information.

Accessibility resources