Accessibility
My Connected Patient is a patient advocacy service committed to accessibility, inclusion, and equity for individuals with disabilities, chronic illness, complex medical needs, and neurodivergent differences.
Advocacy should never create barriers. We understand that navigating healthcare, insurance, education, and support systems can be overwhelming—especially for individuals living with conditions such as EDS, POTS, MCAS, ASD, and other complex or invisible disabilities. Our advocacy services are designed to meet people where they are.
We strive to provide:
Clear, plain-language explanations of medical, insurance, and systems-based information
Flexible advocacy support tailored to individual access needs
Remote and tele-advocacy options when in-person support is not accessible
Support for executive functioning, sensory, cognitive, and energy limitations
Assistance communicating with providers, schools, employers, and agencies when needed
Accessibility is an ongoing commitment. If you experience barriers accessing our website, services, or advocacy support—or if you need information in a different format or communication style—please let us know. We will work with you to identify reasonable and meaningful solutions.
Do you need assistance?
You may contact us at:
annewienke@myconnectedpatient.com
Care coordination and advocacy should be connected, compassionate, and accessible.
Website Accessibility
My Connected Patient is committed to making this website accessible and usable for all visitors, including people with disabilities. We believe everyone deserves equal access to health advocacy information, resources, and support.
Our Commitment
We actively work to improve the accessibility and usability of this website by following recognized best practices and accessibility standards. Our goal is to provide content that is clear, readable, and navigable for the widest possible audience.
To support accessibility, we strive to:
Use clear, consistent navigation and page structure
Maintain sufficient color contrast between text and backgrounds
Use readable fonts and scalable text
Provide alternative text descriptions for meaningful images
Structure headings and content for screen reader compatibility
Avoid unnecessary motion or flashing elements
Keep forms and contact methods straightforward and labeled
Ongoing Improvements
Accessibility is an ongoing effort. We regularly review our website and content to identify and correct accessibility barriers and to improve user experience for all visitors.
Need Help Accessing Something?
If you experience difficulty accessing any part of this website, need content in an alternative format, or would like assistance using any feature, we welcome your feedback and will make reasonable efforts to provide the information or support you need.
Please contact us and include:
The page or feature you were trying to access
A brief description of the issue
Your preferred method of contact
We will respond as promptly as possible and work with you to find a solution.
Compatibility
This website is designed to be compatible with common modern browsers and assistive technologies. Performance may vary on older browsers or unsupported devices.