HIPAA Training - Accessibility & Usability Information

HIPAA Training  is required of all faculty, staff, students, and volunteers who work in areas that have access to Protected Health Information, or who support areas that have access to this information must complete HIPAA training as required on an annual basis

Get help

• If you encounter difficulty completing HIPAA Training or have any questions, please contact Mitchell Sabez at the Office of Compliance. 

• Go to the Office of Compliance HIPAA – Training for more information.

Accessibility & usability barriers 

The following information is provided to help people with disabilities know what potential barriers may exist with the HIPAA training course.

Color contrast barriers may be difficult for users with low vision or who are color blind

Several areas of the course have low contrast text, for example, the navigation links on the left-hand side of the page. Contrast issues can be also found at the bottom of the page where contact information is posted

Screen reader barriers may be difficult for users who are blind or have low vision and navigate via screen reader or other assistive technology

Some of the alt text is unable to be read by the screen reader because it is hidden. This is unreadable content for screen reader users.

Keyboard navigation barriers may be difficult for users with motor disabilities who navigate via keyboard or other assistive technology

When using the keyboard, users are forced to skip over certain choices. Specifically, the keyboard does not bring them to the second response when there are only two choices.