The Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) believes accessibility is the right of all individuals. We are committed to making our web content accessible for people with disabilities. We are actively engaged in the ongoing process of testing our website for compliance with current accessibility standards.

Using the Site

Most visitors will be able to view the AHCA web site using the most popular browsers. In an effort to serve the needs of all who visit our web site, we continue to make content accessible for persons using special assistive technology.

• Text descriptions for images
  When the mouse pointer or pointer alternative moves over an image, a small window pops up to give you a description of the image. This description is also provided to visitors who are using screen readers to access information on the page.
• Style sheets for page format
  Content on this site are designed using cascading style sheets. This allows visitors to disable the formatting provided and apply their own formatting if they choose. Style sheets are disabled within an Internet browser's settings or preferences options. People with a slight visual impairment who need a larger font size to read comfortably will find this feature useful.
• Skip navigation
  Direct links to main sections of each page are provided for those using Screen Readers.
• Plug-ins
  Download the latest free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader