We Can't Wait vs CodeRED Public Alerts

The “We Can’t Wait” app offers Crohn’s & colitis patients and others a simple and fast way to locate publicly accessible restrooms and helps identify sympathetic establishments. Patients with Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis (collectively known as inflammatory bowel disease, or IBD) can have unexpected, urgent needs to find an open restroom at a moment’s notice. This app also provides education and resources for those looking for IBD support and information, and information on the status of restroom access legislation in each state. How do we collect our restrooms? Unlike most toilet-finder apps, we have two primary methods for collecting restrooms: • Businesses/establishments that have directly contributed restrooms to our app – they’re aware of and sympathetic to the needs of IBD patients • Crowdsourced restroom information (contributed by users) By partnering with businesses and other locations with publicly available restrooms, we hope to help patients and others feel welcomed when they urgently need a restroom away from home. We hope you will use and enjoy this app. Please feel free to contribute any restrooms that you think are missing from our map!

Critical Alerts Straight To Your Phone - CodeRED With the CodeRED app, subscribers can sign up to receive public safety alerts directly to their mobile devices, whether at home, on the road, or traveling around the country. These mobile push notifications deliver relevant, location-based alerts based on GPS location to ensure you receive critical information when you are in a CodeRED client’s jurisdiction. CodeRED Benefits: Free download – Protects residents and visitors traveling across CodeRED communities. Real-time detailed alerts – Notifications feature details on the situation along with a map of the location impacted Simple interface – Ad-free, easy-to-use interactive map and color-coded icons for alerts Customizable settings – Establish a personal warning radius and opt to receive community event notifications as well as emergency alerts"