Too many home-use medical devices — like glucose monitors, insulin pumps, and blood pressure readers — rely on inaccessible digital displays. Without speech output, tactile markings, or audible tones, people who are blind or have low vision are often unable to use them safely and independently.
The Medical Device Nonvisual Accessibility Act would:
✅ Require the FDA to establish accessibility standards for medical devices
✅ Ensure devices are designed with nonvisual access in mind
✅ Give Americans who are blind or have low vision the ability to manage their health with dignity and independence
It only takes a minute to ask your members of Congress to support this critical legislation. Send a message today: