Accessibility Statement
Kencana values clear, accessible information for people with different abilities and access needs.
Last updated: October 25, 2026
About this statement
This statement applies to the public pages of kencanahealth.org. It explains the website’s accessibility features, assessment status and how to describe a barrier to access.
Features available on this website
The website uses descriptive page titles, structured headings, labelled form fields and accessible names for navigation and Ask Kencana controls. Logo images have text alternatives, and decorative photographs are marked so assistive technologies can skip them. The homepage story rotation respects your device’s reduced-motion preference.
Accessibility assessment
A comprehensive assessment against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 has not been completed, so no conformance level is claimed. Accessibility can vary across browsers, devices and assistive technologies. External resources also depend on their providers’ availability.
Using your browser’s accessibility tools
You can use your browser’s zoom and text-size controls and your device’s accessibility settings. If you prefer reduced animation, enable the reduced-motion setting on your device or browser. Your experience may vary by browser, device and assistive technology.
Reporting an access barrier
To report an accessibility barrier, email info@kencanahealth.org. Include the page address, what you were trying to do and what prevented access. You may also share your browser or assistive technology and any alternative format that would help. Include only information you are comfortable sharing and avoid sensitive medical details. Response times and alternative-format availability depend on the request.
Emergencies and essential information
Do not rely on this website or Ask Kencana for emergency help. Use the emergency services available in your location. General website content cannot replace advice from a qualified healthcare professional.