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<br />informa?on and/or various sites linked to one specific provider. Barriers to internet accessibility <br />include geographic loca?on, financing, and physical, emo?onal, and cogni?ve symptoms of health <br />and disability. Also worth no?ng, at least half of the providers listed were also listed as “not taking <br />any new pa?ents”, adding to the limita?ons found for accessing support. This report shows that <br />the informa?on provided on the first page of a Safari pla?orm internet search points to deficits <br />in provider communica?on of professional skills rela?ng to female-specific disability and chronic <br />illness, accessing providers who do promote themselves as skilled in diagnosing/addressing <br />female health, providers who offer symptom support, and social/community support needs. This <br />report serves as a brief, non-comprehensive overview and due to insufficient ?me, funding, and <br />resources, this report is lacking sta?s?cal analysis. A more comprehensive review might provide <br />deeper insight into how exactly provider communica?on (online and with pa?ents), marke?ng of <br />support groups, and access to medical care (diagnos?c tools, surgeries, prescrip?ons, etc.) is <br />deficient for female-specific disabili?es and chronic illnesses, and how communica?on, resources, <br />and marke?ng of available support can be improved. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />