
OHPAH tracks fire exposure, sleep debt, and physical load. Per incident. Per shift. Per career. Built for firefighters. By firefighters.

The occupational record
+16% elevated bladder cancer risk associated with on-scene fire exposure.
IARC 2023, Group 1 carcinogen reclassification.
+21% elevated prostate cancer risk.
IARC 2023.
+58% elevated mesothelioma risk.
IARC 2023.
51% poor sleep quality prevalence.
Khoshakhlagh et al. 2023.
41% MSK disorder prevalence.
Khoshakhlagh et al. 2024.
What OHPAH captures
Cumulative on-scene time at fire incidents. Tied to carcinogen exposure research. The number your department has never tracked. Now yours to own.
Physical and operational load per call. Derived from MPDS dispatch severity codes ranging from Alpha through Echo.
Sleep time lost during the 2200 to 0600 window. Calculated from every dispatch timestamp. Shift by shift. Across a career.
Privacy architecture
OHPAH is architecturally designed so individual records never reach department leadership or insurance. You own your record. Leadership sees aggregate data only. This is not a policy. It is how the system is built.
Early access
A limited number of firefighters and first responders are accepted before the public launch. Enter your email to be notified first.
EMS World Expo 2026. Booth 1731.
September 28 to October 2. Orlando, FL.