Our Commitment to Accessibility
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is committed to ensuring that all individuals have access to our information, programs and services.
This commitment includes the digital information, and services HHS makes available through its public websites and platforms, including webpages, documents, forms, videos and other multimedia content.
HHS works to make digital content accessible and usable by everyone.
HHS follows the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA.
Accessibility is an ongoing effort. If you encounter a barrier or need information in an alternate format, we are here to help.
Need Information in an Alternate Format?
If you need a document or other information from the HHS website in an alternate or accessible format, please contact:
Sarah Lesnar - Civil Rights Staff Officer
slesnar@nd.gov
When requesting an alternate format, please include:
- the name or title of the document, and, if possible,
- the webpage where you found it.
We will work with you to provide the information in a format that meets your needs.
Having Trouble Using the Website?
If you encounter an accessibility barrier while using the HHS website, please let us know. Examples may include:
- difficulty navigating a webpage,
- using a form,
- accessing a link or button,
- viewing content with assistive technology or
- accessing a document or other digital content.
To report website accessibility issues, please contact:
Emily Riedman – ADA Digital Communications Specialist
emriedman@nd.gov
When reporting a website accessibility issue, please include:
- the webpage URL, and
- a brief description of the problem you encountered.
This information helps us identify and address the issue as quickly as possible.
Your feedback helps us improve our website and services for everyone.