ICU clinical simulator

Make the Call. Change the Outcome

CritCore puts APPs and residents inside dynamic ICU cases where every treatment changes what happens next. Assess, act, read the response, and sharpen the clinical judgment you bring to rounds.

Built for APPs + residents Free core cases + Premium depth

CritCore / Live Simulation

Active

Current case

Septic shock

Minute 18 · ongoing reassessment

Critical

HR

128

MAP

59

Lactate

4.8

Decision point

What is your next move?

Start norepinephrine
Reassess volume status

Treatment-to-outcome telemetry

Simulate / decide / adapt / improve

Dynamic case library

Realistic pressure.
Real growth.

No passive review. CritCore cases react to your decisions, giving APPs and residents a repeatable way to rehearse treatment, timing, and reassessment before the next high-stakes moment.

01

Septic shock

Critical
02

ARDS

Ventilator
03

STEMI

Time-sensitive
04

DKA

Metabolic
05

GI bleed

Hemorrhage
06

Trauma

Resuscitation

Make practice stick

More reps. More intention. More momentum.

Decision → response

Choose treatment. Watch the case change.

Vital signs, case pressure, and the next decision point respond to the route you take—helping APPs and residents practice the why behind every intervention.

01

Assess

Find the signal.

02

Act

Choose an intervention.

03

Reflect

Read what changed.

Daily cases + streaks

Build a clinical rhythm.

Open a focused case each day, make the call, and keep your clinical reps moving between rounds, rotations, or class.

Clinical leaderboards

See your momentum.

Track your case activity and compare your pace with the APPs and residents building their ICU decision-making alongside you.

CE learning paths

Build a structured route through the ICU topics you want to own on rounds.

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Your next case is ready

Build ICU judgment before rounds put you on the spot.

Start with core ICU scenarios for free. Move to Premium for the full case library, daily cases, leaderboards, and learning paths built for APPs and residents.