A web-based health monitoring system that connects teachers, school principals, and the city health office to detect and prevent disease outbreaks in real time.
ValenWatch replaces fragmented paper-based health reporting with a unified digital platform — giving every stakeholder real-time visibility into student health.
Filipino school-age children at risk from communicable diseases
Increase in dengue cases nationwide recorded as of February 2025
Outbreak forecast window — days ahead of a potential crisis
Automated threshold monitoring triggers alerts before cases escalate — giving health teams a critical head start.
Health incident reports from teachers flow directly to school principals and the VCHO with no delay, no paper trails.
GIS heatmaps and hotspot visualization reveal exactly where illness clusters are forming across Valenzuela city elementary campuses.
Four simple steps connect a teacher's observation to coordinated public health action across Valenzuela City
The teacher observes sick student and submits a geo-tagged report through the website.
The principal reviews the report from their dashboard and monitors school-level disease outbreak.
The system automatically tracks case counts per campus; when a threshold is crossed, an outbreak alert is instantly dispatched.
Health officers view GIS disease map, review machine learning generated forecast, and coordinate intervention.
ValenWatch gives every stakeholder the right tools — from the classroom to city hall — in one connected platform.
Submit geo-tagged health reports directly from their classroom. Designed for minimal friction — works on any device, even with limited ICT experience.
Oversee all health activity at their campus. Validate teacher reports, monitor illness trends, manage the teacher directory, and respond to outbreak alerts.
Access consolidated reports from all elementary schools in Valenzuela. Operate the full GIS disease map, interpret AI-generated outbreak forecasts, and coordinate city-wide interventions.