PHapp is a free nationwide app that delivers verified alerts from CDC, National Weather Service, and local agencies—covering weather, health, and safety risks with clear action steps.
PHapp is built by Wehealth Public Benefit Corp., in partnership with the University of Arizona, Arizona Department of Health Services, and local communities. The platform is co-developed through the Forum, a collaborative community of public health experts, researchers, and officials. Learn more at https://wehealth.org/forum
Yes, PHapp is available across the United States including territories and tribal nations. We currently serve 3,432 counties and communities nationwide.
PHapp covers 41 different risk and hazard categories including weather emergencies, disease outbreaks, environmental hazards, food and product recalls, and public safety notifications.
PHapp provides simplified alert levels, actionable next steps with personalized action plans, direct links to local resources including maps and transportation assistance, multi-channel delivery (app, SMS, email, video), AI-enhanced speed with human oversight, community reporting features, coverage of both emergency and public health concerns, 50+ human-translated languages, and requires no sign-up while respecting your privacy.
PHapp is built by Wehealth Public Benefit Corporation, a legal structure that prioritizes public benefit alongside business sustainability. The platform is sustained through grant funding and partnerships with government agencies and academic institutions. PHapp is free for all users—no tiers, subscriptions, or hidden costs—and exists to protect communities and save lives, not maximize profit.
The Portal is a powerful, real-time platform exclusively for public agencies and government officials to monitor, analyze, and respond to emerging threats. It provides an integrated dashboard consolidating critical data streams, advanced risk stratification for targeted interventions, multi-hazard monitoring and response coordination, anonymous population targeting for tailored recommendations, and mobile optimization for field decision-making. The Portal equips decision-makers with data-driven tools to protect communities when it matters most.
Public health departments, emergency management agencies, and other government entities can use the Portal to monitor health and safety threats, coordinate responses, analyze risk patterns, and communicate with communities through PHapp. The Portal delivers real-time situational awareness and analytical capabilities for proactive preparation, calibrated responses, and measurable outcomes across treatment protocols, risk reduction strategies, preparedness initiatives, and crisis management—all within a single, streamlined interface.
Yes! Wehealth welcomes partnerships with grant-making organizations, academic institutions, public health agencies, and community organizations. Partners can join the Forum—a collaborative community where experts influence the product roadmap, participate in research projects, and shape the development of key initiatives. Forum members gain insider access to preview upcoming features, engage in discussions, and contribute to solutions that make a real-world impact. Contact us to learn about partnership opportunities.
