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If you are planning on visiting us for the first time, please allow 45 minutes for your initial appointment and you will need to arrive 10 minutes before your appointment time to complete some paperwork. Our aim at this initial appointment and any future appointments that may follow, is to identify the problem and start working on it to make you feel better. We will also work with you to identify ways in which you could improve your condition between appointments.
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Polyclinic Foundation is bringing high quality, compassionate healthcare to San Francisco’s western suburbs. Carrying on a long philanthropic legacy, The Foundation continues to partner with generous individuals, corporations and foundations to better meet the needs of the communities we serve.
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Web accessibility refers to the inclusive practice of removing barriers that prevent interaction with, or access to websites, by people with disabilities. When sites are correctly designed, developed and edited, all users have equal access to information and functionality.
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Giving means something different to each individual. It may be working on projects that benefit the broader community, volunteering at one of our hospitals or contributing to a specific program. The Foundation appreciates gifts of any size. You can make a difference in countless lives no matter how you choose to give back.
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The Polyclinic WordPress theme is fully accessible. It passes and exceeds WordPress accessibility requirements. The theme contains accessible navigation, including mobile navigation. Great focus was put into readability and good headings structure in the theme.
But making your website accessible doesn’t stop at the theme you use! Please read more on accessibility at WordPress codex.
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