Runner
Inside your own Azure tenant. Data never leaves.
See the footprintWeHub Term is the terminology server for healthcare integrations. Load SNOMED CT, ICD-10 and LOINC, map your local codes to them, and serve it all over a FHIR terminology API.
Terminology server
Import the official code systems, or author your own. Local and custom systems work exactly like the standards same tools, same standing.
Pick codes directly, or set the rules and let it resolve. Either way it stays accurate as the underlying terminology changes.
Link concepts across systems to design a map.
Hosted standards
Each official release is pulled straight from the publisher, validated and versioned on the way in. You're always on the latest.
SNOMED CT, ICD-10, LOINC and more, hosted and kept current plus your own local and custom systems alongside.
Designed to stay fast as your terminology grows, with no trade-off in accuracy.
FHIR API
The full terminology operation set, plus standard resource access complete and standards-conformant, with nothing stubbed out.
$lookup, $validate-code, $expand, $subsumes, $translate and $closure.
Create, read, update and delete resources over the standard FHIR REST API.
Every capability is declared in a live CapabilityStatement you can check yourself.
See CapabilityStatement →Governance
Keep canonical URLs, definitions and updates clear as clinical teams maintain the terminology their integrations rely on.
Track each release and update so downstream integrations know exactly what they are using.
Validate metadata, concepts and status before terminology is made active.
Run official, local and custom code systems side by side in one terminology workspace.
/fhir/cardiology
Code systems
4
Value sets
7
Concept maps
2
Concepts
1,842
/fhir/renal
Code systems
6
Value sets
3
Concept maps
4
Concepts
3,225
/fhir/maternity
Code systems
2
Value sets
1
Concept maps
0
Concepts
428
/fhir/workforce
Code systems
2
Value sets
1
Concept maps
0
Concepts
428
Deploy
Same FHIR terminology API and the same code systems in each.
Inside your own Azure tenant. Data never leaves.
See the footprintHosted by WeHub on Azure in the UK.
See the footprintYour infrastructure, air-gapped or HSCN.
See the footprintDeploy Term into your tenant from the Marketplace.
Get it on MarketplaceFAQ
WeHub Term is a FHIR R4 terminology server for healthcare integrations. It hosts SNOMED CT, ICD-10 and LOINC alongside your own local and custom code systems, and serves them all over the standard FHIR terminology API, so your integrations look up, validate and translate codes from one place.
SNOMED CT, ICD-10 and LOINC are hosted and kept current. Each official release is pulled from the publisher, then validated and versioned on the way in. You can also import other official code systems or author your own, and local systems work with the same tools as the national standards.
The full terminology operation set: $lookup, $validate-code, $expand, $subsumes, $translate and $closure. You also get create, read, update and delete over the standard FHIR REST API. Every capability is declared in a live CapabilityStatement, so you can check conformance yourself before you integrate.
Yes. Build concept maps that link concepts in your local code systems to their equivalents in SNOMED CT, ICD-10 or any other hosted system. Your integrations then call $translate to convert a local code to the standard one at run time, instead of holding mapping tables in each interface.
Each release is versioned when it arrives, and Term keeps a version history so downstream integrations know exactly which version they use. Metadata, concepts and status are validated before any terminology is made active. Value sets defined by rules resolve against the current release, so they stay accurate as the terminology changes.
Three ways. Managed, hosted by WeHub on Azure in the UK, with UK data residency (UK South) and per-customer tenant isolation. Runner, inside your own Azure tenant, deployed from Microsoft Marketplace, so terminology requests stay within your boundary. Or Self Hosted, on your own infrastructure. The same FHIR API is available in each.
We'll deploy WeHub Term in the infrastructure your data has to stay in, loaded with the code systems your integrations rely on.