Healer
Clinical reasoning, practiced

Turn a real case report into a live simulation.

Load any case, from PubMed or your own notes. Healer runs the patient; you lead the workup in plain language, commit a diagnosis, and an attending-style debrief reviews every judgment call, cited to the evidence.

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Free to start. No signup, no card. Your progress saves to this device.

ED · Room 12 · 18:42Live case

58M, sudden severe upper-abdominal pain radiating to the back, vomiting for 90 minutes. Sign-out says likely pancreatitis. He looks pale and restless.

HR
112
BP
146/84
RR
22
Lactate
3.1
you ›order a CT angiogram, the lipase is normal…
How it works

From cold-open to debrief in three moves.

No menus to learn. You talk to the case the way you would think out loud on a real shift.

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Load a case, or bring your own

Start a curated case in one tap, or paste a real case report from PubMed or your notes; Healer scores it and turns it into a live simulation.

library → Start case
02 / 03

Lead the workup, in your words

Order labs and imaging, examine, treat, consult, commit a diagnosis. The simulator advances the patient. Stuck? Ask for options.

“vitals, then CTA head and neck”
→ results, and the patient changes
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Get the attending-style debrief

What you got right, what you missed, and the teaching points, each cited to a current guideline. Then replay and fork any decision.

debrief · cited · replay
Why it’s different

A simulator that owns the truth, so it never bluffs.

Healer is the cassette player, not the cassette. You bring the case, from PubMed or your own notes, and Healer turns it into a live simulation and coaches the reasoning. Most AI chat tutors invent findings, contradict themselves, and hand you the answer the moment you ask. Healer cannot: the case is real, fixed data, and the model only narrates it.

  • Never spoils. The diagnosis stays hidden until you commit, even if you ask outright.
  • Never drifts. Vitals, labs, and history stay consistent across the whole case.
  • Cited debriefs. Teaching points reference real guidelines, not made-up sources.
  • Private by default. No leaderboards, no grading. Practice for you, not a score.
Ways to play

Solo first. More when you want it.

Start alone at your own pace. Bring a friend, a team, or a whole track once you are hooked.

Your next simulation is one tap away.

Two minutes, no signup. See how you reason when the patient is real and the clock is running.

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Healer
Clinical reasoning trainer · private by design