Create. Train. Evolve.
The Future of AI-Driven Medical Simulation

Virtual patients combine AI medical language models with structured clinical logic defined in each scenario.
Their behavior is driven by:
• predefined patient history created in the Scenario Creator,
• configured symptoms and examination findings,
• vital signs and diagnostic data,
• integrated media (images, videos, auscultation sounds),
• natural-language AI responses adapted to the case.

This ensures consistent, medically coherent interaction rather than generic AI conversation.

Every scenario includes:
• personalized demographics and visual identity,
• custom anamnesis and case description,
• predefined vital signs,
• system-based examination findings,
• 3D markers with attached media,
• selected laboratory and diagnostic tests,
• treatment options linked to the medical directory.

All these components shape how the AI patient behaves and responds during the consultation.

Yes. The Creator Mode allows educators and institutions to build cases from scratch:
• define the patient profile,
• generate or write medical history,
• configure examinations and 3D findings,
• attach media files,
• add lab and diagnostic studies,
• specify diagnosis and treatment.

You can publish cases privately or share them with your institution.

Consultation Mode simulates a real clinical encounter.
Learners can:
• ask any medical questions,
• collect history,
• review vital signs,
• examine the patient in 2D or 3D,
• order laboratory and diagnostic tests,
• establish diagnoses and treatment plans.

AI responds according to the scenario’s clinical logic, ensuring structured and realistic communication.

The platform automatically records and evaluates every action taken during the simulation.

Simulation Log
A real-time log captures each step — questions asked, examinations performed, tests ordered, diagnoses entered, and treatments selected — in precise chronological order.

Performance Report
Based on the log, the system generates a structured report summarizing:
• completeness of history-taking and examination,
• relevance of diagnostic choices,
• accuracy of clinical reasoning,
• appropriateness of treatment.

The platform includes dedicated tools for universities, medical schools, and corporate clients to manage large cohorts of learners.

Core capabilities:

1. Group Creation – institutions can create groups for courses, year cohorts, or clinical modules.
2. Subgroup Management – organize students into smaller units (e.g., tutorial groups, rotations, OSCE stations).
3. Add Users to Groups – administrators can bulk-add students or staff via email upload or integration.
4. Group Performance Overview – faculty can monitor progress, see completion rates, evaluate common mistakes, and analyze learning patterns across the group.
5. User Role Management – assign roles such as Student, Instructor, Group Administrator, or Institution Owner with different access rights.
   These tools make it easy to deploy AI-Driven Patients at scale across entire programs and faculties.

The Creator Mode supports a comprehensive media library, including:
• patient photos,
• 3D body markers,
• images of physical findings,
• ECG strips, X-ray photos, ultrasound clips,
• auscultation audio, murmurs, breath sounds,
• custom instructor-uploaded files.

Media enhances clinical realism and improves interpretation skills.

Yes. AI-Driven Patients follows GDPR standards.
• All data is encrypted.
• User records are stored securely.
• No educational data is used for training external models.
• Access is restricted to authorized institutional users.

You can:
• request a live demo,
• receive trial access for your faculty,
• get pricing for institutional licenses,
• integrate the platform into your university’s curriculum.

We provide flexible B2B plans with scalable pricing per user.

Pricing is based on an institutional licensing model.
It depends on:

• number of active users,

• type of access (students, instructors, administrators),

• duration of the license.

We offer scalable B2B plans for universities, hospitals, and training centers.
Custom pricing is available for large cohorts and long-term programs.

Yes. Scenarios can be designed to mirror OSCE stations with predefined objectives, expected actions, and assessment criteria.
Learners’ actions are logged step by step, enabling structured evaluation, feedback, and comparison across cohorts.

Yes. The platform is designed for institutional use and can be integrated into existing educational workflows.
Access can be organized by courses, modules, or academic years.
LMS integration and single sign-on options can be discussed during institutional onboarding.

Yes. Scenarios can be adapted for undergraduate students, residents, and practicing clinicians across multiple specialties.
Complexity, available data, and decision depth can be adjusted to match learning objectives.