Capital Foot Care
Accessibility Assistance
Help using our website and finding the information you need.
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If a Capital Foot Care page, link or document is difficult to use, you can contact the practice by telephone. This page explains useful navigation features and the website details that can help describe a difficulty. You do not need to provide health information to describe a website problem.
Contact the practice
Call Capital Foot Care at 301-927-3668 to ask about information you cannot reach or read on the website. Our Contact Us page also lists the phone number and office addresses. Its message controls are inactive, so use the telephone to contact the office.
If you are asking about an office address or route, the Locations page provides written street addresses and suite numbers alongside the maps. You can refer to that written information without using an external map service.
Describe the page and difficulty
Tell the office the page title or web address and what you were trying to do. For example, you may have had trouble opening a menu, following a link, reading text or viewing an education document. Identify the affected heading, link or document title if you can.
A report about the website does not need a diagnosis, medical history, patient record number, password or financial information. Keep the description focused on the page and the difficulty you encountered.
Useful device details
If you know them, you can mention whether you were using a phone, tablet or computer and the browser name. You may also describe a zoom setting, keyboard action or assistive technology relevant to the difficulty. Share only details you are comfortable providing.
If you do not know the browser or software version, a plain description of what happened is still useful. You do not need to research technical details before asking about the information you wanted to find.
Reading and image controls
Your browser or device may provide zoom, text-size or display settings that make a page easier to read. Use the controls available in your browser or operating system to choose a comfortable view. The page headings organize the text by topic.
The homepage image slideshow has previous, next and pause controls. You can pause the rotating images while reading. Its controls also allow you to move between images without waiting for automatic rotation.
Education documents and external pages
Spanish education PDFs may open in a browser or document viewer. That viewer may offer its own zoom, page-navigation or text-search controls. If a document is difficult to use, mention its title and the page or section you were trying to read.
Google Maps, Facebook and other linked websites have their own interfaces. If those interfaces are difficult to use, you can refer to the written practice information here and call the office about the information you need.
Finding another way to get information
When you call, describe the information you were trying to find and ask the office about another way to receive or discuss it. A clear page title and a short account of the difficulty can help keep that conversation focused.
For privacy information about the website controls, see our Form Privacy Notice and Privacy Policy. Website assistance questions can be described without sharing personal medical details.