Scoped to HHS requirements
We scope work against the applicable procurement requirements, Section 508 standards, and identified HHS or CMS guidance rather than relying on a generic checklist.
Vertical · Health & Human Services
Section 508 accessibility, built for HHS & CMS.
Beneficiary portals. Provider tools. Public health sites. We deliver Section 508 / WCAG evaluation, documentation support, and remediation engagements scoped for HHS sub-agencies, CMS programs, and the primes who serve them.
How 508 Audit can support HHS programs
Procurement-ready deliverables
Deliverables may include evidence-backed findings, remediation priorities, validation summaries, and VPAT/ACR support when those items are contracted.
Roles defined in the statement of work
The statement of work identifies assigned roles, methods, review responsibility, and any contracted evaluator sign-off.
HHS organizations we are equipped to scope
Across the HHS family
We can scope accessibility testing for HHS and CMS-related digital services, subject to procurement, technical, and delivery requirements. Listing an organization does not indicate a current or past contract.
- CMS — Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
- CDC — Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
- FDA — Food & Drug Administration
- NIH — National Institutes of Health
- HRSA — Health Resources & Services Administration
- ACF — Administration for Children & Families
- IHS — Indian Health Service
- SAMHSA — Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services
Typical scope
Systems we audit.
- Beneficiary and provider portals (Medicare.gov-class workflows)
- Public-facing health information sites and campaign microsites
- Internal SaaS dashboards and case-management tools
- PDF forms, plan documents, and Summary of Benefits artifacts
- Mobile applications and progressive web apps
- Design systems and component libraries (USWDS, CMS DS, custom)
Have an HHS or CMS deadline?
Send the procurement notice or systems list. We will review the scope, required methods, assigned roles, deadline, and available capacity.