vDOC.AI
Where students prepare for the complexity of real-world patient care,
using the most realistic virtual patient encounter's ever created.

Medical Students and Residents are already using vDOC

examination. Dymanic patient models that update
based on how the clinical course of the patient.
Even ask your patient to change position to examine more
closely!

and treat your patient! Obtain and trend vital signs, order and
trend labs, obtain imaging, and perform interventions.

extensive evaluation of your performance.
Take advantage of the evaluation page to
reinforce the positive aspects of your care and to faciliate
learning in the areas where the evaluation and
treatment may have fallen short.

patient status are updated consistently as you progress
through the patient case.
FAQs
For a more complete list of FAQ's go to our About Us page.
Treatment recommendations are based on evidence-based medicine and industry-accepted best practices.
vDOC is designed primarily for medical students and residents. However, it can be valuable for a range of learners, from early medical students to practicing physicians looking to refine their skills.
No. With a paid license key, you have unlimited access to all available cases. We encourage frequent practice to maximize your learning.
We're committed to continuously expanding our library of cases and features. As vDOC grows, so will the ability to add cases. Current plans are to add news cases monthly to expand the current library.
vDOC offers a wide range of medical simulations covering various specialties and scenarios commonly encountered in the United States healthcare system. Our cases are designed to challenge and improve clinical reasoning, diagnosis, patient interactions, and treatment planning skills. Patients in vDOC react to the medical students care in real time. vDOC brings together all hospitals systems needed to perform care just like in real life, Conversational AI allows the students to practice verbalizing care and treatments, and lastly the real-time feedback as the case progresses is already proving to drastically improve information retention.









