SimpleReport has shut down
SimpleReport shut down on August 31, 2026, and is no longer available as a method for public health data reporting. Users can no longer log in, submit test results, access records, or receive support through SimpleReport.
Reporting test results
SimpleReport’s shutdown does not change public health reporting requirements.
For current reporting requirements and alternative reporting methods to SimpleReport, contact your state, tribal, local, or territorial public health agency (PHA).
SimpleReport source code
The SimpleReport source code remains available on GitHub as an archived open-source reference.
However, the code will no longer be maintained by CDC and is not provided as a turnkey replacement for SimpleReport. CDC will not provide technical assistance, implementation support, security updates, or other support for use of the archived open-source code.
Frequently asked questions
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Do I need to delete my account?
- All user accounts have been deleted as of 5:00pm ET August 31, 2026. You do not need to take any action to delete your account.
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Do I still need to report?
- SimpleReport’s sunset does not change your reporting obligations. If you’re unsure whether you still need to report, your public health agency is the best place to get a clear answer. You can confirm current requirements by contacting your public health agency or checking your jurisdiction’s public health website. Health Department Directories | Public Health Infrastructure Center | CDC
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How should I report instead?
- Contact your public health agency to confirm reporting requirements and the reporting methods available to you.
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Whom can I contact if I have more questions?
- For questions about the SimpleReport shutdown, email support@simplereport.gov