Wehealth®
Shape the tools communities depend on.
Wehealth® brings together public health professionals, researchers, partners, and community leaders to shape public-benefit systems for health, safety, and community resilience. Members of the Wehealth® Forum get early access to upcoming releases, give feedback, and take part in research.
- 3,000+
- Communities servedCounties across the US
- 50+
- LanguagesAlerts are available in 50+ languages. Humans review and improve them in real time.
For the Public: Stay Informed with PHapp.
PHapp® is free for the public. It brings people verified information from official sources, with clear next steps.
Alerts are available in 50+ languages. Humans review and improve them in real time. PHapp® and Portal by Hub carry no ads, sell no data and contain no third-party advertising or tracking.
For Public Agencies: PHapp® Is Free.
PHapp® gives agencies a free public-facing layer for verified health and safety guidance.
Agencies can review PHapp® for their community, promote it to residents with free multilingual materials, and use the free agency tools in Portal.
Wehealth® Forum
The Forum brings together people from government, academia, nonprofits, and volunteer organizations to help shape public health and safety tools.
PHapp® is freely available to everyone, regardless of Forum membership.
Join the National Preparedness Campaign.
A year-round campaign for agencies across public health, behavioral health, environmental health, and emergency management.
Get ready-to-use multilingual materials for the hazards and health risks your community faces, such as extreme heat, disease outbreaks, overdose awareness and youth safety. You share them through PHapp®'s free communication tools.
Verify your agency's access to Portal by Hub
Portal is free for agencies. Verify your work email, find your agency, and request access to publish information in PHapp and coordinate with other jurisdictions.
PHapp® was featured in a 2026 NACCHO Promising Practice Award-winning initiative
NACCHO recognized the University of Arizona Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health with a 2026 Promising Practice Award. Hub Public Benefit Corp is the technology partner behind PHapp and the tools supporting the work.
National Preparedness Month: get your community ready with PHapp®
September is National Preparedness Month. PHapp® gives agencies a free, multilingual way to reach residents with verified health and safety guidance.
Frequently asked questions
What is Wehealth®?
Wehealth® currently operates as an initiative of Hub Public Benefit Corp, bringing together public health professionals, researchers, partners, and community leaders to shape public-benefit systems for health, safety, and community resilience.
Who joins the Wehealth® Forum?
The Wehealth® Forum brings together people from government, academia, nonprofits, and volunteer organizations to help shape public health and safety tools.
What is PHapp®?
PHapp® is a free public information network for verified health and safety guidance, available through app and web, with text and email access (beta), in 50+ languages. Built and operated by Hub Public Benefit Corp.
What is Portal by Hub?
Portal by Hub is the agency side of the platform. Agency teams use it to manage their community's content in PHapp® and to see how often each post is read and shared.
Can public agencies get started for free?
Yes. Portal is free for agencies. Most county, city, state, territorial and tribal agencies nationwide are already provisioned. Staff verify their email address, then confirm their agency's access in Portal. Agencies can review PHapp®, promote it, and use the agency tools in Portal. Paid implementation help is optional, for agencies and funded programs that want it.
How do epidemiologists use PHapp®?
PHapp® carries CDC data on flu, RSV and COVID-19 activity, written for the public.
How can researchers get involved?
Researchers can request to join the Forum, where academic members work with public health departments on research questions.
What does PHapp® offer public health leadership?
PHapp® offers public health leadership free agency tools in Portal and free materials to promote PHapp® to residents. Leaders can also request to join the Wehealth® Forum.
How does PHapp® support maternal and child health programs?
PHapp® carries National Weather Service heat alerts with safety steps, and local health departments can post maternal and child health guidance for their own communities. Alerts are available in 50+ languages. Humans review and improve them in real time.
How can I get involved?
You can use PHapp®, request to join the Wehealth® Forum, take part in the National Preparedness Campaign, or get in touch as an agency, research or community partner.
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