Built for the gap between class and the call.

MedRelay is an EMT-B clinical simulator where the patient changes based on what the student does. It combines real-time physiology, scope enforcement, PCR documentation, and five-domain scoring into one training loop.

It was built by a 19-year-old pre-med student who saw how many EMT students can pass flashcards but still freeze when the scene starts moving. The goal is simple: make practice feel closer to the field before the first real patient is in front of you.

The EMT first-attempt pass rate problem is not about students being lazy. It is about preparation that often stops at recall. MedRelay trains decisions, timing, documentation, and clinical consequence.

Available now.