Accessibility Declaration

Last updated: November 16th, 2025

TheMed Research Tracker (https://themed.health), operated by TheMed.health, is committed to providing an accessible, inclusive, and user-friendly digital experience for all individuals, including people with disabilities.

We believe that equal access to information is a fundamental right and we continuously work to ensure our platform meets recognized accessibility standards.

1. Accessibility Standards

TheMed Research Tracker is developed and maintained in accordance with:

  • Israeli Standard IS 5568 – Accessibility of Internet Services
  • Regulation 35 of the Equal Rights for People with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adaptations) Regulations, 2013
  • International Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 and 2.1, Level AA

We aim to comply with these standards across both our web and mobile experiences, including all pages under themed.health, app.themed.health, and any related subdomains.

2. Accessibility Features

Our platform includes a variety of accessibility features designed to make navigation and reading easier:

  • Clear and consistent page layout with structured headings and labels
  • Readable fonts and accessible color contrasts
  • Compatibility with screen readers and keyboard-only navigation
  • Alternative text for non-text elements such as images and icons
  • Responsive design optimized for desktop, tablet, and mobile
  • Ability to zoom in and out using browser settings ("CTRL" + "+" or "–")
  • Accessibility menu powered by the UserWay free widget, offering:
    • Font size adjustments
    • Contrast and color controls
    • Highlighted links and headings
    • Enlarged cursor options
    • Reading guides
    • Additional accessibility enhancements

The accessibility menu is available through the floating UserWay icon on every page.

3. Ongoing Efforts and Testing

Accessibility is an ongoing priority for TheMed.

We regularly test the site using both automated tools and manual reviews to identify and address potential issues.

Accessibility considerations are integrated into our design and development processes for new features, updates, and content.

4. Limitations

Despite our ongoing efforts, some elements may not yet be fully accessible, such as:

  • Third-party materials and external research links beyond our control
  • Legacy or less frequently updated pages still undergoing accessibility improvements

We are committed to improving these areas as part of our ongoing accessibility roadmap.

5. Contact and Feedback

We welcome feedback from users to help us improve accessibility.

If you encounter any issues or barriers while using the site, please contact us at:

info@themed.health
https://themed.health

When contacting us, please include (if possible):

  • The page or feature where the issue occurred
  • The assistive technology or browser you are using
  • A brief description of the issue encountered

We will do our best to address accessibility concerns promptly.

We continuously monitor and update our accessibility status as part of our routine maintenance.