
About
This platform provides real-time medical and security intelligence for globally mobile employees. It offers travel tracking and a one-touch SOS button for immediate support in risky situations. Access requires a subscription to the UHC Global WorldWatch® Monitor platform.
What's New in UHC Global WorldWatch®
1.0.4
March 19, 2025
Various fixes and improvements.
Developer apps
FAQ
What is WorldWatch®?
WorldWatch® is a digital safety and security platform designed to help organizations prepare for, protect, and respond to globally mobile employees. It provides real-time intelligence and emergency support features.
How do I access WorldWatch®?
Access to the WorldWatch® application requires a subscription to the UHC Global WorldWatch® Monitor platform. You can obtain this subscription by contacting UnitedHealthcare Global directly.
What kind of alerts does WorldWatch® provide?
WorldWatch® provides real-time medical and security intelligence alerts and reports. These alerts help users stay informed about potential risks while traveling globally.
Can WorldWatch® help in an emergency?
Yes, WorldWatch® features a one-touch SOS button on its home screen. Activating this button alerts a security team for immediate support, especially when a user feels at risk.
What devices does WorldWatch® support?
WorldWatch® is available on iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Apple Watch devices, making it accessible across various personal and wearable technology.
How often is WorldWatch® updated?
The latest version of WorldWatch® is 1.0.4, which was last updated on March 19, 2025. This indicates ongoing development and maintenance for the platform.
What is the age rating for WorldWatch®?
WorldWatch® has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. This rating suggests content is generally appropriate for children and adults.
Is WorldWatch® free to download?
The WorldWatch® application itself is free to download. However, its functionality is dependent on a paid subscription to the UHC Global WorldWatch® Monitor platform.



