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EPISODE · May 28, 2026 · 33 MIN

When HHS delays accessibility, who pays the price? Ep. 3

from WCATea · host AccessAbility Officer

The government moved the accessibility deadline. Millions of disabled Americans still face the same barriers today. In this episode, Bee and Ellie break down the new HHS accessibility rule, the extension of Section 504 digital accessibility compliance deadlines, and why disability advocates are pushing back. From inaccessible healthcare portals and online forms to the broader fight for disability rights, this conversation explores what the delay means for blind people, healthcare organizations, and the future of digital accessibility. If you've been following the HHS accessibility rule, ADA compliance, WCAG 2.1 AA, Section 504, or healthcare accessibility, this episode is for you.

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