PHapp AZ

The University of Arizona

About this app

Get instant access to important health, safety, and emergency alerts—all in one place. Whether it's severe weather warnings, public health updates, or local emergency notices, our app keeps you connected to real-time information from verified government and health organizations. Stay informed, stay prepared, and stay safe—wherever you are.

Key Features
■ All Health & Safety Alerts in One Place
Receive real-time alerts tailored to your location—from severe weather to public health and safety updates—sourced directly from verified agencies and organizations.

■ Stay Informed. Be Ready.
Make timely, informed decisions to protect yourself and your loved ones with clear, actionable alerts and guidance.

■ Find Verified Local Resources
Quickly locate nearby emergency services, shelters, healthcare facilities, and other essential resources—precisely when you need them.

■ 50+ Languages. Human Translated.
Every alert is professionally translated into over 50 languages to ensure clarity, accuracy, and accessibility for all communities.

■ NOAA Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador™
Proud partner in the NOAA initiative to enhance community resilience against extreme weather events and natural disasters.

■ Privacy First. No Signup Needed.
Stay informed without sacrificing your privacy. No accounts, no tracking—your personal data stays yours.

■ Works Everywhere. Across the Nation.
Whether you're at home or traveling, access vital alerts and information nationwide—anytime, anywhere.

■ Control What You Get Notified About
You decide which alerts matter to you. Customize your notifications to receive only what’s relevant for your safety and peace of mind.

■ Built for Communities, Backed by Experts
Developed by Wehealth in collaboration with the University of Arizona and the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS), this app is part of our mission to strengthen public safety and resilience through trusted digital infrastructure. We connect communities with public agencies, scientists, healthcare professionals, and experts to deliver equitable, life-saving information when it matters most.

Note: Weather-Ready Nation (WRN) Ambassador™ and the WRN Ambassador™ logo are trademarks of the U.S. Department of Commerce and NOAA, used with permission.

Learn more at https://about.wehealth.org

Ratings and reviews

This app worked perfectly for me to begin with. Upon getting an exposure alert, I was able to view the details and severity with a simple touch. However, within the last two weeks, I noticed when I received an alert, I am unable to see the details. I am shown when it occurred, but the drop down bar showing the Transmission Risk and total time exposed is no longer available. I've tried all I can think to fix the issue, but at this point, I can no longer rely on it for accurate exposure alerts.

Annoying! It pops up way too often [for me] with "Checking for exposure"... [I spend most my time at home] and if I turn off my Bluetooth setting on my device - a notification pops up & won't stop notifying me that my Bluetooth is off.... until I turn the Bluetooth back on! I don't want/need my Bluetooth on ALL THE TIME!! Especially, when I'm at home!

Haven't found a lot of use for this app, but the notifications about weather events 30 minutes to 2 hours AFTER they happen is great, when I forget that it flooded outside. Having noticed the University of Arizona is the one responding, I'm going to point out that I'm here in Tucson, with you guys. So why are the local notifications consistently hours late? You guys need an IT consultant? I'm available to help you.