HIV-Simulator
A browser-based clinical case that combines a virtual patient, an interactive interview, and a structured medical learning journey.
Explore the projectServices / Kortixia
Medical Simulation Development
Turn medical content into decisions a learner can practice. We develop interactive cases, scenario-based tools, and visual simulations with clinical input, design, and software development in one team.
Your project
Start with the decision you want learners to practice
A useful simulation needs more than a convincing screen. The learner needs a clear starting point, meaningful choices, and a way to understand what happens next. We work with your teaching team to define those interactions and build the content and interface around them. Our selected work spans patient interviews, fetal monitor scenarios, and resuscitation learning.
What we can build with you
Interactive clinical cases
Present a patient story, let learners explore information, and structure the next action around your learning objectives.
Scenario-based learning tools
Build decision sequences, adjustable scenarios, and feedback that help learners explore a topic through interaction.
Medical interface and visual design
Translate clinical information into readable screens, illustrated content, and controls that support the teaching task.
Browser or mobile delivery
Choose the delivery format around classroom use, individual practice, available devices, and access requirements. The platform follows the learning need.
Selected work
Relevant projects
OB & Fetal Monitor
A browser-based obstetric learning experience combining a structured OB guide with an interactive fetal monitor simulator.
Explore the projectACLS: Code Blue
A mobile medical learning project that turns resuscitation concepts into a guided, interactive workflow.
Explore the projectFrom the first conversation to a working product
Define the learning objective
Agree on the audience, the starting knowledge, and the decisions the experience should let someone practice.
Map the scenario
Work through the case structure, available information, possible actions, and feedback with the people who teach the subject.
Build and review the interactions
Review the working simulation against those objectives. Refine the content and controls before introducing it to the intended learners.
Questions before you start
Can you turn our existing teaching material into an interactive case?
Yes. Bring the case, slide deck, protocol, or teaching outline. We help identify which parts benefit from interaction and what additional content is needed.
Do we need VR headsets?
No. Our selected projects include browser and mobile experiences. We can scope interactive learning for the devices your learners already use.
Can a clinical educator review the content during development?
Yes. Content ownership and review checkpoints are part of the scope. Your subject-matter experts can review the case logic, terminology, and feedback as the experience develops.
Can the simulation follow our curriculum?
Yes. Share your learning objectives, teaching sequence, and existing material. We scope the case structure and feedback around the curriculum and agree on review checkpoints with your educators.
Plan your next step
Web App vs Mobile App for Medical Training
Choose the delivery format around your learners, teaching setting, and interface needs. A practical comparison using our browser and mobile projects.
Read the guideDiscuss Your Project
What would you like to build?
Tell us about your healthcare business, hospital, or center and the problem you want to solve. You do not need a technical brief to start.
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