HHS-funded entities
Hospitals and health systems, federally qualified health centers, schools of medicine and nursing, public health departments, behavioral health providers, and HHS-grant-funded programs — all now subject to Section 504.
Guillaume & Co. LLC d/b/a ADA Access for All
The specialized practice that delivers both halves of accessibility compliance — the federal-standard technical audit and the regulatory artifacts public entities are required to produce. One firm, one accountable principal, one integrated engagement.
Schedule a 30-minute call (opens in a new tab) Section 504 Rapid Compliance Assessment
On May 7, 2026, HHS extended the Section 504 web and mobile accessibility deadline by one year. WCAG 2.1 AA conformance is now required by May 11, 2027 for recipients with 15 or more employees, and May 10, 2028 for smaller recipients. The extension moved the technical deadline — it did not pause the obligation: Section 504's nondiscrimination requirement has been in force since 2024, and HHS Office for Civil Rights continues to accept and investigate complaints now.
What we do
Section 504 leads the practice; the remaining service lines support the full range of public-sector and federal-contractor accessibility obligations. Every engagement is fixed-fee and delivered from a published rate card.
The lead service line. A four-week, fixed-fee WCAG 2.1 AA audit, 45 CFR Part 84 gap analysis, written Compliance Plan, and credentialed attestation — built for HHS Office for Civil Rights response.
Federally-defensible conformance testing for public-sector and federal-contractor digital properties.
For state and local government entities, calibrated to the April 2027 and April 2028 deadlines.
Baseline conformance support for federal agencies and their contractors.
Accessibility Conformance Reports for software vendors selling to the federal government.
Native iOS and Android testing using VoiceOver and TalkBack.
Ongoing Title II coordination capacity for entities that need it on retainer.
Accessibility-requirement review for procurements, and PDF and document remediation through volume contracts.
Credentials
Who we serve
Hospitals and health systems, federally qualified health centers, schools of medicine and nursing, public health departments, behavioral health providers, and HHS-grant-funded programs — all now subject to Section 504.
Entities carrying ADA Title II web and mobile accessibility obligations under the April 2027 and April 2028 deadlines.
Vendors and primes responsible for Section 508 conformance on federal civilian delivery work.
Why this firm
The engagement principal holds the DHS Trusted Tester for Web credential and performs the testing personally — not subcontracted. The assessor named in the attestation letter is the assessor who did the work.
Federal-standard technical testing and ADA Coordinator policy work in a single firm — so one engagement produces both the conformance audit and the regulatory artifacts a public entity is required to file.
No junior staff handoffs and no subcontracted assessment work. Every test, every deliverable, and every attestation comes from the named principal.
A 30-minute call is enough to scope the engagement and confirm the fixed fee. No obligation.