Public Health Preparedness Platform

Wehealth is a free public health platform that provides actionable information about health and safety risks in your area. From disease outbreaks and air quality advisories to flood warnings and food recalls, Wehealth delivers verified information from trusted sources to help keep you and your community safe.

Wehealth's platform is built by Wehealth Public Benefit Corporation, a mission-driven organization dedicated to improving global preparedness and resilience. We work in partnership with government agencies, academic institutions, and public health departments to deliver trusted information to communities. The platform is co-developed and governed through the Wehealth Forum, a collaborative community of domain experts and stakeholders that helps ensure that the platform benefits everyone.

Yes, Wehealth is available across the United States. We currently serve 3,432 counties, territories, and tribal nations with plans for continued expansion.

Currently, Wehealth is active in the US and in Bermuda. Bermuda content can be accessed by the default apps as well as the specially branded apps for Bermuda on App Store and Google Play. All Wehealth apps are fully interoperable and provide the same user experience. They only differ in the branding and onboarding. Wehealth will soon be available globally - stay tuned!

Wehealth covers 41 different risk and hazard categories, including:

• Weather emergencies (floods, fires, extreme temperatures)
• Disease outbreaks and public health concerns
• Environmental hazards (air quality, water safety)
• Food and product recalls
• Public safety notifications

Simply download the free app from the App Store or Google Play using the button below. No sign-up, account creation, or personal information is required.

No. The app is designed with privacy as a core principle. The app functions anonymously and does not collect personal information. You'll receive relevant alerts based only on the location you select within the app.

The app delivers alerts based on your the location you select. The app monitors verified sources including the National Weather Service, CDC, FDA, and state, county, and tribal agencies to provide relevant information for your area.

Yes, all content in Notify is translated by humans into 50+ languages, ensuring accessibility for diverse communities.

Notify goes beyond basic notifications by providing:

• Simplified alert levels (Low, Medium, High) that are easy to understand
• Actionable next steps and resources specific to each alert
• Direct links to local resources and official guidance
• Coverage of both emergency situations and ongoing public health concerns
• No sign-up or personal information required

Public health departments, emergency management agencies, and other government entities can use the WeHealth Portal to issue alerts, monitor analytics, and coordinate responses. Get in touch to discuss how we can support your specific needs.

Wehealth is forever free for the public. Wehealth doesn't monetize or sell end user information. Instead, Wehealth is sustained through a combination of grant funding and cost-sharing with local government, public agencies,  community stakeholders and partnerships. Wehealth is built for global scale which translates to very low cost for each individual community, often a fraction of what it would cost to build and maintain something custom. Wehealth believes that an optimal way to serve the public interest is for individual communities to have the ability to directly influence how it evolves.

All information distributed through WeHealth comes from verified official sources. We partner directly with government agencies and authoritative sources and maintain strict protocols for verification before distribution.

Yes. The Wehealth Portal allows authorized agencies to create targeted alerts specific to their communities, customize messaging, and include local resources and guidance.

Our platform is designed to coordinate information across federal, state, county, and local jurisdictions. The system intelligently manages overlapping alerts to ensure users receive clear, consistent information without duplications.