Our COVID-19 response technology helps accelerate the time between detecting COVID-19 symptoms and notifying those at risk thereby slowing the spread and keeping our communities safe.
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Report your symptoms and find out if you need to get tested
Help frontline workers in the fight against COVID-19
Let’s recover and re-open our communities together
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Jeff and Sarah don’t know each other, but Healthy Together’s app with Bluetooth and location tracing services securely records a potential exposure event.
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A few days later, Jeff feels sick and checks his symptoms on the Healthy Together app. He is directed to get tested at a nearby health clinic.
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The Public Health Department receives Jeff’s positive COVID-19 test result from the clinic. Through a Healthy Together integration, a public health official notifies both Sarah and Jeff what they should do next.
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Jeff receives his test result securely in the app and works with a health official to identify people he may have come in contact with.
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Sarah receives a call from Public Health informing her that she was exposed to COVID-19 and is instructed to take the appropriate next steps.
A user-centric approach to ensuring your privacy while empowering healthcare workers to combat COVID-19
You’re always in control and can delete your data at anytime.
Use of your data is limited to COVID-19 public health efforts and research purposes.
Data is encrypted in transit and while at rest.
All location and Bluetooth data is automatically deleted after 30 days.
All symptom data is automatically de-identified after 30 days.
Whether you’re healthy or sick, log your symptoms every day to find out what actions you should take.
Keep track of your symptom history to easily share with your healthcare provider.
Find out if you need to get tested.
Discover nearby testing centers and schedule an appointment.
Get access to a test if you need one and get your results delivered quickly through the app.
Help public workers quickly trace the spread and alert those who need to be tested.
Allow researchers to quickly identify transmission zones.
