Updated August 29, 2026
Accessibility
InnerVital is committed to improving access to innervital.com and its public information, forms, and digital services for people with disabilities.
Accessibility commitment
InnerVital aims to make innervital.com accessible and usable for all visitors, including people using assistive technologies and people accessing the site on mobile devices, tablets, and desktop browsers.
Accessibility features
The site has been built with semantic HTML, keyboard-accessible navigation, visible focus states, descriptive links, form labels, alt text for meaningful images, responsive layouts, and readable color and typography choices.
InnerVital uses recognized accessibility practices, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), as helpful guidance where practicable. This statement does not claim that every page or third-party service conforms to a particular technical standard at all times.
Ongoing improvement
Accessibility is an ongoing process. As InnerVital adds pages, forms, images, location details, and future functionality, the site may be updated to improve usability, clarity, and compatibility with assistive technology.
Forms and documents
Website forms are intended to be labeled and navigable by keyboard. If a form, file-upload field, document, image, or page creates difficulty, use the Support page and request an accessible alternative. Do not include medical details in a public accessibility request.
Third-party content and tools
Some scheduling, payment, mapping, video, document, or other third-party tools are provided and maintained by organizations outside InnerVital's direct control. InnerVital will make reasonable efforts to help route an accessibility concern and, when practicable, offer an alternative way to obtain information or complete a task.
Feedback
If you experience difficulty accessing content, navigating pages, reading information, submitting a form, or using any part of the website, use the Support page. Include the page address, the feature involved, your device or browser if known, and a brief description of the barrier and requested format. InnerVital will review the report and make reasonable efforts to respond or provide assistance.
Scheduling and assessment alternatives
If an embedded calendar, New Patient Intake control, QR-code flow, or other interactive element is difficult to use with assistive technology, contact InnerVital for an accessible alternative. Do not include medical details in a public accessibility request.