[HumanSer] Another EHR Accessibility Question

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Hi,

While I don't know that one, you might try getting in touch with your
state's blind services.  Most all of them are contracted with aan
accessibility engeneer whose job is to write Jaws scripts to make these
systems work more smoothly.  They may well have direct experience with that
platform.

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Subject: [HumanSer] Another EHR Accessibility Question

Hello all,
I just interviewed with another private practice that uses Kasa as their EHR
for documentation, billing, etc. Does anyone have experience with Kasa and
how accessible it is with screen readers?

Thanks,
Sarah

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