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Protect Universities and Surrounding Communities

COVID-19 has not been eradicated and students living in communal settings are a risk. Join other campuses at the cutting-edge of public health technology, and help campuses stay open and keep case counts low.

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Exposure Notifications
Secure & Anonymous
Statewide Customization
Portal Analytics
Lab Partnerships

Keep families and communities safe.

The WeHealth Arizona app uses Bluetooth signals to send anonymous exposure notifications when you — or someone you were near — has tested positive for COVID-19. You'll also receive tailored recommendations on what to do next to keep your friends and loved ones safe.

Privacy Preserving & Anonymous

Our app was one of the first exposure notification apps built using the Google Apple Exposure Notification (GAEN) APIs to be piloted in the United States. We continue to collaborate with Apple and Google to ensure our app meets their privacy preserving requirements. The bottom line: Your data is safe and so are you.

Customized for your community

We work with public health authorities to customize messaging with localized and prescriptive recommendations — unique at the community level — to drive even better outcomes for you and your loved ones. Get real-time insights by county, tribal nation, and organization.

Portal Dashboard Analytics

The web-based Portal provides deep analytics to help continuously optimize and scale community impact. Its intelligent design enables a seamless and connected experience that cuts down on time consuming administrative tasks so public health officials can focus on what matters most.

Improving public health through collaboration

We help build partnerships between labs, governments, hospitals, and universities to generate science-based solutions for your family, community, and state — when outcomes matter most. Those deep integrations allow for quick exposure notification delivery, and access to time-sensitive and critical information in an instant.

Proving positive results with the University of Arizona

In June of 2020, the University of Arizona first announced that it would begin a pilot of the WeHealth Arizona app (formerly known as Covid Watch Arizona) as part of a comprehensive strategy to help students successfully, and safely, return back to campus in the fall. The results demonstrated an estimated 11% reduction in R(t)(rate of transmission) and a 47% rate of adoption among those infected.

Why does this matter? That 11% compounds exponentially with each wave of cases. More importantly, it demonstrates that the true power of this technology lies with its users. That's you.

What Clients and Partners Say

Bruce Helming, MD

Assistant Director of Medical Services, Campus Health (University of Arizona)

"Our students were comfortable and motivated to help stop the spread with [WeHealth]... The [WeHealth] app is easy, reassuring and informative."

"Partnering with WeHealth has been easy, educational and productive."

Kristen Pogreba-Brown, MPH PhD

Assistant Professor, Epidemiology & Biostatistics Dept. (University of Arizona)

"By cutting off COVID transmission, you're cutting off a whole social network chain and all those cases down the road. The thought is that some of those cases could end up in the hospital, and some could die. You're not just keeping the next few people (you might have infected) safe, but way more."

Joanna Masel, D.Phil.

Head of Science Research (WeHealth);
Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (University of Arizona)

"R(t) is often surprisingly close to 1. If we get it to switch from a bit above 1 to a bit below 1, that switches us from exponential growth to exponential decline, which is night and day."

Matt Wise, MD

Assistant Medical Director Campus Health Services (Northern Arizona University)

"I believe wider adoption of [WeHealth Arizona] can help slow the spread of COVID-19.

I have found the WeHealth team to be incredibly wonderful to work with as they adapt to each community's unique needs. I look forward to continuing to partner with them."

Kacey C. Ernst, MPH PhD

Professor and Program Director of Epidemiology
(University of Arizona)

"The [WeHealth] Arizona app has the potential to greatly impact our Arizona communities. As we all resume our normal day to day lives, it is critical that we remain aware of our exposure status to protect those around us that are unable to be vaccinated or who have conditions that keep them from mounting a significant antibody response."

“It’s really simple and easy to navigate, but also has a lot of information at your fingertips. It's all about being safe with this app.”

“It took less than two minutes to share my positive diagnosis. I like that it was anonymous and it gave me a verification code, so that's awesome. I think people trust that part.”

“It's very secure because everything is recorded and sent out as anonymous. Everything is amassed in one place and not tracked at the same time.”

Protect Universities and Surrounding Communities