The Wright Centers for Community Health and Graduate Medical Education is strengthening its commitment to digital accessibility through a partnership with TechA11y, a Pennsylvania-based provider of AI-powered technology designed to help organizations continuously monitor and improve digital accessibility and compliance.

Through the partnership, TechA11y has deployed its accessibility technology and services across The Wright Center’s primary website and affiliated digital properties, including TheWrightCenter.org, HealthyMOMS.org, TheWrightGraduation.org, and other digital assets.

The initiative also extends to The Wright Center’s PDF documents and digital media, providing a more comprehensive approach to making online information and resources accessible to people of all abilities.

For The Wright Center, the initiative reflects both a desire to address accessibility requirements and a broader commitment to ensuring that patients, families, learners, and community members can access important information and digital resources without unnecessary barriers.

“Access has always been central to the work of The Wright Center, and today that has to include digital access,” said Paul Krzywicki, executive director of marketing and communications at The Wright Center. “Our websites and digital resources are important ways that patients, families, learners, and members of our communities connect with our enterprise. We want those experiences to be welcoming and accessible to everyone. Our partnership with TechA11y gives us a continuous approach to improving accessibility as our digital content evolves.”

Rather than treating accessibility as a one-time project, the partnership establishes an ongoing accessibility program across The Wright Center’s digital presence.

TechA11y’s continuous compliance infrastructure monitors covered websites for accessibility issues, generates and deploys remediation, responds to changing and dynamic web content, and documents remediation activity over time. The engagement also includes accessibility remediation services for PDF documents and digital media.

The partnership includes accessibility services for:

TheWrightCenter.org, The Wright Center’s primary digital presence;

HealthyMOMS.org, supporting information and resources connected with the Healthy Maternal Opiate Medical Support (MOMS) program;

TheWrightGraduation.org, supporting The Wright Center for Graduate Medical Education’s graduation community;

PDFs and other digital documents;

digital media requiring accessibility remediation; and

other digital assets.

For TechA11y, the collaboration represents an important expansion into the healthcare sector and an opportunity to work with an enterprise whose mission strongly aligns with the principles of digital inclusion.

“The Wright Center is an exceptional organization for TechA11y to partner with as we expand our work in healthcare,” said Kirk Uhler, CEO of TechA11y. “Digital accessibility is ultimately about people. When someone is looking for health information, trying to understand available services, learning about a community program or simply trying to navigate an organization’s website, disability should not be the reason they encounter a barrier.

“The Wright Center understands that accessibility is more than a compliance exercise,” Uhler continued. “It is part of making sure people can participate fully. That shared commitment makes this partnership especially meaningful to us.”

Digital accessibility presents an ongoing challenge for organizations because websites and other digital resources are constantly changing. New pages are published, documents are uploaded, media is added, third-party components change, and users encounter content in different contexts.

TechA11y was designed to address that environment as continuous compliance infrastructure rather than as a one-time accessibility audit or user-facing widget.

The initiative reflects a shared view between The Wright Center and TechA11y that digital accessibility should be considered part of an organization’s broader commitment to serving its community.

For individuals with disabilities, accessible digital resources can affect the ability to locate health information, learn about available programs and services, understand educational opportunities, access documents and media, and interact effectively with an organization online.

By integrating accessibility into the ongoing operation of its digital properties, The Wright Center is extending its commitment to access into the digital experience.

About The Wright Center

The Wright Center for Graduate Medical Education was established in 1976 as the Scranton-Temple Residency Program, an internal medicine residency program. Today, it is one of the largest U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration-funded Teaching Health Center Graduate Medical Education Safety-Net Consortiums in the nation, training resident and fellow physicians.

The Wright Center for Community Health is a Federally Qualified Health Center. Its growing network of community health centers in Lackawanna, Luzerne, Monroe, Wayne, and Wyoming counties provides safety-net, affordable, comprehensive, high-quality, whole-person primary and preventive health services to people of all ages, income levels, and insurance statuses. Patients typically can go to a single location for integrated medical, dental, mental and behavioral health, addiction and recovery, and Ryan White HIV services.

The Wright Center’s mission is to improve the health and welfare of communities through responsive, whole-person health services for all and the sustainable renewal of an inspired, competent workforce that is privileged to serve.

For more information, visit TheWrightCenter.org.

About TechA11y

TechA11y is a digital accessibility company developing next-generation technology to help websites and digital services become genuinely more accessible – not merely appear compliant. While TechA11y provides accessibility features similar to those offered by user-control widgets, its technology goes significantly further by identifying accessibility barriers and applying intelligent, ongoing remediation directly to the digital experience.

Supported by multiple pending patent applications, TechA11y’s platform is designed to continuously monitor websites, address accessibility issues as they arise, support users with disabilities, and maintain detailed records of remediation activity. This approach helps organizations move beyond cosmetic overlays and toward measurable, sustainable accessibility improvements across their digital services.

Through its accessibility infrastructure, AI-powered remediation capabilities, and audit-focused approach, TechA11y helps organizations build more inclusive digital experiences while strengthening their ability to demonstrate an ongoing commitment to accessibility.

TechA11y is headquartered in Pennsylvania.

For more information, visit techa11y.com.