Protect your Campus Community
End the spread of COVID-19 in your campus community! Join us at the cutting edge of community health technology.
- Protect yourself & your community
- Completely secure & anonymous
- Point students & staff to local resources
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Exposure Notifications
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Secure & Anonymous
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Campus Customization
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Portal Analytics
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Lab Partnerships
Keep your students, faculty and local businesses thriving
Give your populations the tools they need to keep themselves safe. Anonymous notifications deliver tailored, real-time recommendations about campus testing guidance, vaccination information and availability, and more.
Privacy Preserving & Anonymous
Our core technology was designed and rigorously evaluated by privacy advocates. The opt-in technology puts the individual in control. The decentralized, encrypted and fully anonymous technology keeps individuals protected.
WeHealth was one of the first to provide an exposure notification apps built using the Google Apple Exposure Notification (GAEN) APIs to be piloted in the United States at the University of Arizona.
Customized for your Campus
Our technology is designed differently. We work with universities to implement successful disease reduction technology offerings that can seamlessly integrate competing priorities.
With targeted and prescriptive recommendations — to self-selected groups you can identify and partner with -- you can make sure that you’re getting the right information to those who need it most, from testing to prophylaxis, as fast as possible.
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 your 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.
A 11% reduction in that transmission doesn't just mean that you have a reduction in that next wave of cases but every subsequent wave of cases.
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.
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.
