Accessing and using our website

Last updated: October 2026

Comprehensiveourselves Walk-In Tubs aims to make comprehensiveourselves.living easy for everyone to use, including older adults and visitors with disabilities. This statement explains the approach we take to website access. It is a general template and does not provide legal advice.

The Standard We Work Toward

Our goal is a website that as many people as possible can use. We work toward Level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, known as WCAG 2.1.

Page and Form Practices

Our accessibility efforts cover these areas:

• Clear headings with content in a sensible reading order
• Text descriptions for images that communicate information
• Readable text sizes and strong contrast between colors
• Keyboard access on every page
• Layouts suited to phones, tablets and desktop computers
• Everyday wording that is simple to understand
• Short forms with clear field labels

Areas That May Need Work

Some parts of the website may not yet meet these guidelines. Our control over embedded tools and other content supplied by third parties may be limited. We check the site regularly and address problems we identify.

Another Way to Get Help

If a website feature is difficult to use, email contact@comprehensiveourselves.living and we will help as we can. Request a callback to speak with a local provider. A relative or caregiver can also contact the service on your behalf.

Reporting an Access Problem

Email contact@comprehensiveourselves.living with details of the barrier you encountered. Useful notes include:

• The page or feature you were using
• What happened and the result you expected
• Your browser, device and assistive software, if you can provide them

We will examine your feedback and aim to respond within a few business days.

Improvements as the Site Changes

Accessibility requires continued attention. Our work to improve access will continue as we make updates to the website.