Accessibility Statement
Last updated: 23 August 2026
1. Commitment
TreatMeAbroad aims to make its website usable by as many people as reasonably possible, including users who rely on keyboard navigation, screen readers, browser zoom, high contrast settings or reduced-motion preferences.
2. Design approach
- Responsive layouts designed for mobile, tablet, laptop and desktop screens.
- Readable text sizes and spacing that adapt across common viewport widths.
- Keyboard-accessible links and interactive elements where practicable.
- Alternative text for meaningful images and clear labels for controls.
- Reduced-motion support for users who request it through their operating system or browser.
- Layouts intended to remain usable when text is enlarged or browser zoom is increased.
3. Browser and device support
The website is designed using modern web standards and is intended to work across current versions of major browsers including Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox on common mobile and desktop operating systems. Older or highly customised browsers may display some features differently.
4. Third-party content
Some external websites, documents, booking services or embedded third-party features are outside our direct control and may not meet the same accessibility standard. We will try to provide an alternative route where reasonably possible if an important part of the patient pathway is inaccessible.
5. Feedback
If you encounter an accessibility problem that prevents you from using TreatMeAbroad.com, please contact us through the website and describe the page, device or browser involved and the information you were trying to access. We will use that feedback to prioritise practical improvements.
