Mobile App Resources

The COVID Alert PA App (App) is made available by the Pennsylvania Department of Health (DOH). The App is designed to assist in alerting individuals that came in close proximity with someone who later tests positive for COVID-19, and to provide information about the virus and steps for controlling the spread of the virus.

1) Provides health and safety information related to emergencies and disasters.
2) Visit Google Play or the App store to download the mobile app. Compatible with iPhone, Android, Blackberry

1) CDC Blast Injury from the CDC is designed to help healthcare providers and public health professionals treat injuries, prepare for blast
events, and save lives.
2) Visit Google Play or the App store to download the mobile app. Compatible with iPhone only.

1) The FEMA app and mobile enhanced web page provide government disaster response information.
2) Visit Google Play or the App Store to download the mobile app. Compatible with iPhone, Android, and Blackberry.

1) The CAMEO Chemicals tool is designed for people involved in hazardous material and incident response and planning.
2) Go to Google Play or the App store and download the mobile app. Compatible with Android and iPhone. Optimized for mobile browser.

1) REMM (Radiation Emergency Medical Management) from NLM provides guidance about clinical diagnosis and treatment of radiation injuries during radiological and nuclear emergencies.
2) Go to Google Play or the App Store to download the mobile app. Compatible with Android and iPhone.

1) WISER® (Wireless Information System for Emergency Responders) from the National Library of Medicine® (NLM) assists first responders and healthcare providers in Hazmat incidents, with features including substance identification support, containment and suppression advice, and medical treatment information. Includes CHEMM content.
2) Visit Google Play or the App store to download the mobile app. Compatible with Android and iPhone. Optimized for mobile browser access.

1) PFA Mobile by the National Child Traumatic Stress Network assists responders who provide psychological first aid as part of an organized
response effort.
2) Visit Google Play or the App store to download the mobile app. Compatible with iPhone and Android.

1) SAMHSA Behavioral Health Disaster Response connects behavioral health responders to evidence-based behavioral health resources for use in the field. Users can access pre-loaded resources when Internet connectivity is limited, locate nearby treatment facilities,
search for key materials, and share information with colleagues and survivors.
2) Visit Google Play or the App store to download the mobile app. Compatible with Android, iPhone, and Blackberry.

1) Responder Self Care from the University of Minnesota School of Public Health aids those deployed to emergency response events in
maintaining their own physical, emotional, and social wellbeing.
2) Visit Google Play or the App Store to download the mobile app. Compatible with Android and iPhone.

1) American Red Cross has a suite of apps with useful step-by-step instructions on what to do before/during/after natural disasters. The apps also include an “I’m Safe” feature to notify family and friends that you are okay
2) Visit Google Play or the App Store to download the mobile app. Compatible with Android and iPhone.