HealthySimulation.com Healthcare Simulation Vendors

Healthcare Simulation vendors provide the latest medical simulation technologies to improve education, training and patient safety outcomes in clinical institutions around the world. Comprised of manufacturers, service providers and distributors, these clinical simulation corporations and organizations can provide simulation centers with the latest hardware, software and support to ensure performance improvement outcomes and meaningful ROI.

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Below is a constantly updated list of healthcare simulation vendors in alphabetical order, or click the “By Category” toggle to see the entire list by product/service type.

Alphabetical Listing:

3B Scientific: The company 3B Scientific, known as American 3B Scientific in the United States, is a leading manufacturer of anatomical and biological teaching aids for science, training and patient education. Headquartered in Hamburg, Germany, the 3B Scientific group of companies specializes in the creation and merchandising of a variety of didactic products and models useful to educators of medical simulation. In 2017 J. H. Whitney Capital Partners acquired 3B Scientific.

3D Systems: 3D Systems is a global additive manufacturing solutions company that offers new and optimized digital design and production workflows to enhance healthcare simulation capabilities and competitiveness. Headquartered in Rock Hill, South Carolina, the company’s solutions include a variety of digitization, design, manufacturing, inspection and management features. Combining these features, 3D Systems’ integrated solutions are able to utilize materials, software, 3D printing and expert services to transform and revolutionize the realm of 3D printing. Today, these professional-grade online 3D printing and manufacturing services empower designers and engineers to create, iterate and produce quality parts directly from digital 3D files.

3D4Medical Anatomy App: 3D4Medical’s Complete Anatomy is an award-winning 3D Anatomy App available across all Apple/Android/PC devices, providing a robust anatomical learning and teaching platform for students, educators, institutions and professionals. With some of the highest resolution images and 3D animations possible, 3D4Medical’s Complete Anatomy Platform is used by over 250 top medical universities around the world, with learning tools covering over 13,000 anatomical structures.

7-Sigma: The company 7-SIGMA (7S³) is a designer, manufacturer and supplier of high-performance polymer and metal components and assemblies for the printing, medical, aerospace and industrial markets. More recently, they have focused on a number of unique healthcare simulation task trainer models. Headquartered in Minneapolis, the company collaborates with educators and healthcare professions, while leveraging more than 40 years of experience in material selection and precision manufacturing to produce high-fidelity products.

Anatomage: Anatomage is among the market leaders in medical simulation virtualization technology. For more than a decade Anatomage has been developing advanced 3D anatomy products rendering hardware and software for both healthcare simulation in education and professional application. Headquartered in San Jose, California, the company offers technology that enables users to experience the most accurate anatomy visualization and dissection. The mission of Anatomage is to develop innovative technological solutions that visualize anatomy at the highest level of accuracy. As the pioneer in 3-D anatomy visualization through life-size digital dissection, the company’s goal is to become a platform that improves every aspect of clinical simulation.

B-Line Medical: B-Line Medical is a Washington, D.C.-based company that provides medical simulation centers around the world with digital recording systems and learning management solutions to enhance debriefing. B-Line Medical was formed in 2005 around the development of their first product Clinical Skills, a standardized patient encounter audiovisual and management system. Since then, B-Line Medical has expanded their product base to include other solutions that support learning in healthcare simulation learning environments. (B-Line Medical was acquired by Laerdal Medical in the summer of 2019. On April 5, 2021, B-Line Medical and Laerdal Medical announced that they would be merging their companies into one.)

Biomed Simulation Inc.: BioMed Simulation’s (BMS) mission is to improve clinician performance through patient-free clinical simulation. The company’s initial products include healthcare simulation modules for the operation of the Heart Lung Machine – Cardiopulmonary Bypass (CPB) and the Extra Corporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) machine used in long-term cardiopulmonary support. BMS’ platform roadmap includes other simulators, data analytics interfaces and guideline-based test patient scenarios to continually improve clinician performance and address Healthcare providers concerns.

Body Interact: Body Interact is a cutting-edge medical simulation tool created by the company Take the Wind (TTW) for medicine and nursing, which uses virtual patients for problem-solving and clinical reasoning. The tool also allows for the creation of custom-made scenarios perfect for healthcare simulation programs looking to provide safe, affordable and repetitive virtual patient engagements. Take the Wind was founded in January 2008 by Teresa Pinto and Pedro Pinto, and focuses on technology for clinical education. With a commitment to excellence in healthcare education, TTW operates across Europe, Latin America and the United States.

BT Inc.: BT Inc. is a Korean company that develops medical simulation devices similar to the human body for various practice and evaluation purposes. The company is currently planning, developing and manufacturing various medical simulators and models. According to the BT Inc. website, the company’s desire is to “always do the best to create a better tomorrow” in the field of healthcare simulation. BT Inc. plans to achieve this by simultaneously respecting and improving human life by leading biomedical engineering technology.

CAE Healthcare: CAE Healthcare, a division of Canadian-based CAE, is among world leaders in developing cutting-edge healthcare simulation learning tools for today’s professional healthcare providers. The company strives to deliver educational tools that best help healthcare professionals provide safe, high-quality patient care. CAE Healthcare has an extraordinarily vast area of simulated products ranging from manikins, interventional and imaging systems, and AV recording debriefing/learning management systems.

Cardionics: Cardionics, a Texas-based auscultation simulator company, has worked to develop auscultation products and services that offer both interactive and experiential systems components. These products and services can be integrated into classroom settings, as they have clinical and telehealth applications. The Cardionics company was founded by the late Abe Ravin, M.D., FACC in 1969. Ravin was a cardiologist and professor of clinical medicine at the University of Colorado in Denver. In the summer of 2019, Cardionics was acquired by 3B Scientific.

Codimg: Codimg is an objective video feedback software designed for healthcare simulation, education management solutions and training scenarios to improve performance and increase patient safety. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Las Palmas, the company offers fully customizable video analysis solutions that can be used across numerous industries. Helping users analyze and improve their videos, the company extends affordable, accessible software aimed at performance improvement. With this technology, Codimg helps learners and organizations worldwide to optimize their workplaces, laboratories or schools by analyzing existing practices.

DiaMedical USA: DiaMedical USA is a manufacturer and global distributor of healthcare products, supplies, mattresses and replacement parts headquartered in West Bloomfield, Michigan. Along with the company’s subsidiaries, MedMattress.com and SimLabSolutions, the mission remains to offer full-service healthcare education solutions at the lowest prices and without any sacrifice in quality. The solutions offered by DiaMedical are designed to outfit healthcare simulation labs with products such as hospital beds, training headwalls, infusion pumps, simulated IV fluids, loaded crash carts and more.

Echo Healthcare: Echo Healthcare is a dynamic medical simulation company focused on improving patient safety through the use of advanced simulation technology. With over 20 years of industry experience, the company is committed to redefining innovation and service by offering tailored solutions to customers. Echo Healthcare represents select, innovative products and services in the field of clinical simulation and education that bring a new level of realism to scenario-based medical education, including realistic patient manikins, patient masks, simulated patient monitors, simulated virtual environments, simulation technical support services and more.

EHR Go: EHR Go is a healthcare simulation electronic health record and learning platform. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Duluth, Minnesota, Archetype Innovations’ EHR Go is designed to encourage learners to see the holistic nature of healthcare while becoming proficient in technology. The electronic medical record platform, which is a product of Archetype Innovations, was developed for all healthcare disciplines with over 600 customizable, realistic patients and activities. EHR Go’s clinical simulation EMR learning platform helps teach learners to make smart decisions while instilling a human-centered approach.

Elsevier: Elsevier is a global information analytics business specializing in science and health. Elsevier partners with educators in higher education and healthcare simulation programs to help prepare learners to succeed in diverse healthcare training environments. For more than 135 years, Elsevier has allowed learners to practice and apply essential skills in controlled, monitored environments by providing medical simulation solutions with world-class content, innovative teaching and learning technology. Elsevier’s simulation solutions are specifically tailored for nursing and medical assistance programs.

EMS (Simulation IQ): Education Management Solutions (EMS) and their brand SimulationIQ is a leading healthcare simulation company that provides audiovisual recording debriefing systems, learning management systems, A/V design consulting, online learning systems, counseling training systems, virtual patient simulations, as well ROI and competency-based evaluation systems. Founded in 1994, the mission of EMS has always been to provide a safe environment for healthcare professionals to develop patient safety skills.

Ford AV: Ford Audio-Video (AV) is a nationwide, commercial integrator service. The company designs, installs and rents and services professional sound, video and lighting systems for businesses, educational institutions, government facilities, churches, performing arts centers and sporting venues. Ford AV provides a wealth of experience and trained industry experts to ensure every customer’s intended project is a success. Specializing in enterprise-level solutions, Ford AV has installed systems across the United States and internationally.

Fundamental Surgery: Founded in 2012, FundamentalVR is a digital health company that uses virtual reality and mixed reality healthcare simulation solutions to help train surgeons using real-world scenarios. The technology and data insight business specializes in the intersection between immersive experiences and haptics, working to enhance medical training and outcomes. Headquartered in London,, the company provides training and simulation education across medical and communications markets. FundamentalVR is utilized throughout a variety of disciplines, including minimally invasive surgery, laparoscopic, ophthalmology, ENT and neurosurgery.

GIGXR: GIGXR is a SaaS platform that delivers extended reality healthcare simulation applications for learning environments, higher education institutions and enterprise facilities. The company offers an energetic training solution using augmented reality by creating innovative clinical simulation applications to solve perennial problems around visualization and 3D understanding. GIGXR’s holographic applications and immersive learning platform have been built on years of pedagogical research.

Gordon Center: The Gordon Center for Simulation and Innovation in Medical Education (formerly referred to as GCRME) is a designated Center of Excellence of the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine in Miami, Florida. The Gordon Center training facility applies advanced technology to medical simulation education for healthcare professionals and learners. Established over 45 years ago, the Gordon Center currently helps to educate learners at more than 2,000 medical centers and agencies worldwide. The simulation center also conducts outcome-based research to rigorously assess the effectiveness and impact of healthcare simulation and technology-based training programs created at Gordon Center.

Guamard: Gaumard, or Gaumard Scientific, is a Florida-based company that provides innovative products to the healthcare simulation community. Gaumard also has key offices in Texas and is most well known for its Noelle product, which is arguably the world’s leading high-fidelity birthing manikin. Although Gaumard began its high-fidelity computer-based product line of manikins in the ’90s, the company traces its roots back to 1946 when its founder utilized surgery-based polymers to fashion medical simulators for healthcare education.

Health Scholars: Health Scholars is a cloud-based, virtual reality-ready clinical training platform with VR simulations, simulation center management and clinical readiness reporting solutions for the management, delivery and analysis of clinical training. The platform was founded by healthcare professionals who recognized the need to advance immersive education and clinical training effectiveness to support medical simulation educators around the world.

Healthcare Systems Simulation International: Healthcare Systems Simulation International (HSSI) is an international and inter-professional team dedicated and passionate about working with people and organizations through education and consulting services. HSSI uses in-situ simulation with a team to solve their organization’s operational and clinical issues. The company’s team has a proven track record with using simulation and human factors to positively influence clinical outcomes, operational efficiencies, patient safety, systems design (space, process, policy), clinical commissioning, simulation program development, and the integration of healthcare teams with systems. HSSI offers a virtual 6 week course on System-focused simulation and debriefing hosted via Simulation Canada, and sponsored by Healthcare Excellence Canada.

i-Human Patients: i-Human Patients, is a high-performance, cloud-based multimedia case authoring and playback system now owned and operated by Kaplan. Based out of Santa Clara, California, the medical simulation tool works through an internet browser (without apps or downloads) to improve learners’ diagnostic reasoning skills and patient outcomes. Through use of this system, healthcare simulation learners can fill in the cognitive development void typically left unfilled by expensive manikin simulators or live patient actors. Founded in 2000 as Summit Performance Group LLC and privately held as i-Human Patients Inc. (IHP), the company has worked to become a leader in interactive e-learning solutions for both healthcare learners and clinicians.

IKONA Health: IKONA Health combines clinical expertise, science, technology and storytelling to deliver an interactive virtual reality healthcare simulation learning platform that is accessible on VR headsets (hardware provided) as well as on computers and mobile devices. Headquartered in New York City, IKONA Health provides a smarter way for kidney care providers to deliver effective and measurable learning experiences to their patients and staff. The company’s approach combines industry insight, knowledge and neuroscience to deliver these highly effective learning tools at the point of care while increasing patient safety.

InSimo: InSimo is a surgical simulation software company that specializes in surgical training and education to reduce medical error and improve learner outcomes. Their surgical simulator technologies focus on fostering the development of next-generation medical patient simulators that are faster to produce and highly realistic, allowing for broader commercial offerings and novel uses. By reproducing complicated cases through medical simulation, InSimo extends new opportunities to train a large number of surgeons in less time. The company believes that, to reproduce the reality of the operating room, surgeons must be able to feel and see a faithful reproduction of each act during surgery to learn, reproduce and improve their techniques.

InSimu: InSimu is a diagnostic SaaS (software as a service) for healthcare simulation learners and educators designed to make medical school training measurable, and, therefore, more efficient. The company’s Patient App provides physicians and learners with the opportunity to practice their future clinical work in the safety of virtual reality on simulated patients with the full scale of diagnostic methods. This interactive and engaging digital platform increases learner satisfaction by enhancing the quality of their education.

Intelligent Ultrasound: Intelligent Ultrasound is a software and simulation company that offers market-leading, healthcare simulation and AI software. To provide these training solutions, the company has developed advanced high-fidelity ultrasound simulators, artificial intelligence image analysis software and augmented reality needle guidance systems for medical practitioners worldwide. Founded in 2004 with headquarters in Cardiff, United Kingdom, and Georgia, USA, the company’s guiding principle is to develop world-class ultrasound software and simulation technologies that will improve the quality and speed of ultrasound scanning in the clinical environment. (Intelligent Ultrasound was previously known as Medaphor.)

Intelligent Video Solutions: With headquarters in Waukesha, Wisconsin, Intelligent Videos Solutions is an innovative software solution that empowers users to create and manage their own video databases. Founded in 2009, this powerful tool helps organizations increase the use of video to improve the effectiveness of a wide variety of programs with increased focus on medical simulation in the past several years. Intelligent Video Solutions tools are built from the ground up to support critical end user objectives.

iSimulate: iSimulate is a clinical education technology company with offices in the United States, Australia and New Zealand. With the goal of providing cost-effective, reliable and realistic medical simulation tools, the company has developed a number of products that allow learners to train anywhere at any time. Today, iSimulate manufactures the REALITi 360, ALSi, CTGi and AURiS.

KBPort: KbPort LLC is a technology solutions provider serving multiple markets with core objectives in the medical simulation space. Founded in 2005, KbPort consistently employs cutting-edge technology to present learners with understandable, easy-to-navigate, realistic interfaces. With headquarters in Pittsburgh, KbPort’s mission is to empower future healthcare professionals to improve and save patient lives. The company and partners have remained committed to enabling institutions to achieve exceptional educational outcomes by using the most advanced technology to offer the highest fidelity systems possible.

Kognito: Kognito is a healthcare simulation company that develops virtual simulation training scenarios that train providers to lead real-life conversations regarding social, emotional and physical health. Founded in 2003 and based in New York City, the company’s virtual humans conversation simulations provide an exciting new opportunity to effectively deliver behavioral change outcomes. Composed of a team of scientists, artists and technologists, Kognito works to improve patient-provider communication, collaborative care and health outcomes. The company strives to help health professionals, consumers and caregivers to lead meaningful, real-life conversation through role-play simulations.

Kyoto Kagaku: KKAmerica, also known as Kyoto Kagaku American, is a division of Kyoto Kagaku, a Japanese company headquartered in Kyoto that specializes in high-fidelity simulators and training equipment for healthcare education and training. Established in post-war Japan in 1948, Kyoto Kagaku is now one of the leading manufacturers of medical simulators and nursing simulators, in addition to training models and phantoms used for ultrasound and radiology instruction and learning. During the KKAmerica’s early stages, the company was heavily involved with efforts to improve cultural heritage protection. This led to the successful development of techniques to reproduce and maintain historical artifacts with synthetic material.

Laerdal: Laerdal is one of the world’s premier vendors of medical simulation and clinical education equipment. Laerdal Medical began its mission to “Help Save Lives” in 1960 with the invention of the CPR-training manikin called Resusci Anne. For over 60 years, Laerdal has provided the global healthcare simulation community with clinical task training and high-fidelity manikin products, ranging from the Laerdal pocket mask to the Laerdal SimMan 3G. The company boasts more than 1,400 employees in over 20 countries with as many as 50 international distributors.

Level 3 Healthcare: Level 3 Healthcare is a division of Level 3 Audio Visual LLC, an audiovisual technology company located in Mesa, Arizona, with over 22 years of experience installing A/V equipment. Level 3 Healthcare currently offers specialized medical simulation audiovisual equipment solutions as they relate to the fields of nursing, emergency medical services, interdisciplinary studies, allied health, dentistry and veterinary care. Level 3 Healthcare works to support the range of system configurations. For instance, the company’s proprietary SimStation application includes multi-camera support viewable on a single screen with real-time audio as a basic configuration solution.

LifeLife BioTissue: LifeLike BioTissue is a healthcare simulation company specializing in simulated tissues for surgical training and medical device validation. The company’s medical simulator materials and models mimic the mechanical properties, feel and anatomy of the human body. These task trainers offer unique learning experiences. The company’s technology has the potential to replicate a wide array of complex human soft tissues from fat to arterial blood vessels and everything in between. Developing a growing suite of products that have the same mechanical properties as live tissue, LifeLike BioTissue products are ideal for the acquisition, training and practice of basic and procedural surgical skills.

Limbs & Things: Limbs & Things is a leading healthcare simulation manufacturer committed to improving patient outcomes by facilitating realistic learning experiences. Headquartered in Bristol, United Kingdom, Limbs and Things creates products that enable healthcare simulation educators to deliver curriculum requirements, bringing greater confidence and competence to healthcare professionals across the world. Products are researched, designed and created in collaboration with clinicians, and sold through an expanded network of over 70 distributors.

MedAffinity: MedAffinity is an electronic health records software company headquartered in Tallahassee, Florida. Founded in 2005, the company software is designed with a specific interface that looks, acts and feels like a real document to make the record-keeping process seem as natural as possible. The goal of the implementation of this interface is to set a new standard for flexibility, functionality and user-friendly design across medical simulation EHRs. With the power of a clinical EHR, MedAffinity’s clinical backbone is specially adapted for education.

Medical-X: Medical-X is an innovative scientific company that designs, develops, manufactures, markets and distributes medical simulation products for teaching and training. A Dutch company based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, MEDICAL-X specializes in the production of high-fidelity simulation products, medical training manikins and full-flight simulators. Since its foundation, MEDICAL-X has developed new state-of-the-art simulators with realism in both looks and functionality. To provide such quality simulated training solutions in various medical fields, MEDICAL-X incorporates cutting-edge technology with the professional input of expert physicians.

MedReality: MedReality is a platform for 3D medical visualization that allows for the democratization of medical data. Key healthcare stakeholders are able to easily access data from a mobile device and view in AR at any time — creating a better flow of information for all. To use this platform, users must first login on the web or download the MedReality iOS app and create an account. Next, they will upload a 3D model on the MedReality website. Lastly, they can then view a 3D model on the web or on their iOS Device.

MedVision: MedVision is an innovative and fast-growing Japanese company that specializes in designing and manufacturing high-fidelity medical simulators. Established as a partnership of LLC Eidos-Medicine and K.K. DNAFORM, the company has more than a decade of history in the development of medical simulation equipment. MedVision brings carefully crafted software and hardware together with the highest standards of quality and dedication. To do this, the company works in a constant cycle of designing, perfecting and inventing new solutions and systems for modern high-key medical education. Being client-oriented is among the company’s main goals, and MedVision seeks to provide quick and professional support.

Mentice: Mentice is a medical device company that produces software and hardware surgical simulation solutions for endovascular therapies. Founded in 1999, the company’s products are designed to help healthcare professionals acquire, retain and enhance their procedural skills. Their neurovascular, cardiovascular and peripheral interventions solutions help healthcare professionals acquire, retain and enhance their procedural skills driving improved productivity and outcomes, all of which are scientifically validated and have been specifically developed for healthcare providers and the medical device industry.

Moulage Concepts: Moulage Concepts helps bridge the gap in healthcare simulation by training leaders to optimize performance by increasing the realism of scenario development through the use of medical moulage makeup. Founded by Bobbie Merica, CEO, the company highlights the need to create interactive training solutions in patient presentations that meet clinical simulation needs including competency, patient safety and emergency preparedness. Moulage Concepts was established in 2009 after Merica discovered there was a true absence of moulage-specific learning solutions across clinical facilities and hospital settings. In response, she developed the first of a series of 3D moulage wounds and training workshops specific to training outcomes.

Nasco Healthcare: Nasco Healthcare, also known as eNasco, is a subsidiary of the healthcare technology company, Nasco, that develops digital solutions focused on community-driven innovation in the classroom and for clinical simulation programs. Since Nasco’s founding in 1941, the company has supplied hundreds of agricultural-related education products and learning aids, all with agricultural sciences and vocational agriculture educators in mind. The company wants to help bring learning to life in educational settings, such as healthcare simulation labs and beyond, through the use of these solutions and the experiences they create.

Noldus: Noldus, also known as Noldus Information Technology, develops software, instruments, integrated systems and services for behavioral research, including recording systems for debriefing purposes in healthcare simulation. These solutions are designed to provide scientists and practitioners the ability to enhance the quality of their data, increase productivity and make optimal use of human resources. The company is inspired by scientific and societal challenges, and wants to help ensure customers can respond to the demands of today and prepare for those of tomorrow. With Noldus solutions, users will gain the insight they need in processes, human performance and communication in medical simulation.

Nordic Simulators: Nordic Simulators is an education company that develops and manufactures technological solutions for learning environments in various fields, including healthcare simulation. Headquartered in Lahti, Southern Finland, the company’s services cover space and action plans made on the basis of needs assessments, technical implementations and pedagogical aspects. Nordic Simulators’ products include A/V recording solutions with virtual reality facilities. They also include sound and special effects for fixed clinical simulation training rooms and easy-to-use recording solutions for mobile training.

Operative Experience Inc.: Operative Experience Inc. makes hands-in-the-body medical simulators for obstetrics, trauma and surgical training. Headquartered in North East, Maryland, Operative Experience Inc.’s mission is to revolutionize surgical and medical team training. Using these high-fidelity simulation manikins, and with a rigorous experiential instructional paradigm, OEI works to reduce training costs while increasing training effectiveness and retention. The company is dedicated to applying this medical simulation technology throughout the continuum of care, from tactical operations in the field to emergency procedures in the operating room.

ORamaVR: ORamaVR is a science-based deep technology business that works to provide innovative solutions across the healthcare simulation and medical training fields. Using cutting-edge virtual reality clinical simulation tools, the company offers a proprietary, psychomotor, gamified multi-user VR software platform that is based on state-of-the-art research by world-renowned scientists. The vision of ORamaVR is to change current medical education standards and improve health outcomes through the use of virtual reality in medicine by providing hands-on medical and surgical training.

OSSO VR: OSSO VR is a virtual reality surgical simulation training and assessment platform. The company, founded in 2016 in Palo Alto, California, is made up of practicing clinicians, professional medical VR simulation developers and medtech industry veterans. OSSO VR specializes in hyper-realistic, haptic-enhanced, hands-on interactivity and design. To open up access to the latest techniques and innovations, healthcare and education facilities need solutions that remotely connect surgeons, sales teams and hospital staff in VP and in the operating room. OSSO VR does just that.

OtoSim: Headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, OtoSim Inc. is a healthcare simulation company focused on otoscopy and ophthalmoscopy training. The company’s simulation units and processes can be used to train medical learners in otoscopy, or the use of an otoscope to examine the ear. OtoSim’s medical training technologies have been adopted in Canada, the United States and elsewhere globally by medical schools, nursing schools, physician assistant programs and allied health programs, as well as teaching hospitals and clinics.

Oxford Medical Simulation: Oxford Medical Simulation (OMS) is a virtual reality platform that delivers quality, evidence-based and highly realistic simulation. The platform, headquartered in Boston, assists in efficiently and effectively training healthcare professionals in world-class patient management practices to improve patient care, and without the possibility of risking real human lives. In establishing this platform, Oxford Medical Simulation removed the barriers of cost, low throughput and limited accessibility by offering all training scenarios virtually.

PeriopSim: PeriopSim is an iPad and virtual reality experience-based simulation training solution for clinical educators in the operating room. The solution was created by Conquer Mobile and is now owned and operated by Conquer Experience, a healthcare simulation computer software company that specializes in training OR teams when experience is in short supply. The concept for PeriopSim draws from many years of experience in surgery simulation research and product development. The solution was developed in close collaboration with surgeons, nurses, healthcare simulation educators and neuroscientists to ensure accuracy and realistic learning outcomes.

Pocket Nurse: Pocket Nurse is a U.S.-based company that makes and distributes medical supplies and equipment for healthcare simulation and education in medicine, nursing, EMS, pharmacy and other allied health groups. The company’s products are extensively used in nursing simulation but have application across the entire range of the medical simulation industry. Today, one of Pocket Nurse’s most popular product lines is their Demo Dose medications. The company has been consistently willing to create new practice medications and packaging to match changing clinical practice.

Polhemus: Polhemus is a 3D motion-tracking technology company that delivers six degrees of freedom motion measurement systems, digitizing products, eye-tracking systems and handheld 3D laser scanners, which are all commonly used in medical simulation systems. The Polhemus brand delivers high-performance and cost-effective solutions with sensors that are low latency and completely embeddable. Headquartered in Colchester, Vermont, the company has been working to produce and distribute cutting-edge applications across the world for over 40 years, establishing patient safety through medical simulator solutions.

Precision OS: Precision OS is an innovative orthopedic virtual reality simulation software company headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia. The healthcare simulation company combines orthopedic surgeons with high-end game developers who work together to enhance the expertise of surgical simulation training worldwide. Precision OS prides itself on having immense educational solutions and value, as the company is constantly building tools to improve patient outcomes while minimizing complications.

Sectra AB: Sectra AB is an information technology and services company founded in 1978 in Linköping, Sweden, by Viiveke Fåk, Ingemar Ingemarsson, Rolf Blom and Robert Forchheimer. The company now provides educational and training tools for medical simulation. Through developing solutions and services for medical imaging IT and cybersecurity, the company has helped hospitals using healthcare simulation worldwide to enhance their efficiency of care, critical social functions and authorities, as well as defense forces.

Sentinel U: Sentinel U, formerly Healthcare Learning Innovations, is an e-learning company that works to meet the evolving needs of healthcare education and training by providing simulation-based technologies and virtual learning tools. Founded in 2013, Sentinel U helps advance nursing academic education and healthcare professional training through virtual clinicals that are engaging, effective and economic. Aligning outcomes with AACN BSN Essentials, QSEN Competencies and NCLEX categories, Sentinel U provides nursing learners and practicing nurses with online simulations that are convenient to safely practice healthcare and patient scenarios anywhere, at any time, while earning virtual clinical hours.

Sim2grow: Nursing simulation company sim2GROW is the developer of a medication administration system, which serves as an all-inclusive system addressing two major limitations encountered by nursing education programs. These limitations relate to teaching best practices of medication administration: price point and fidelity. With this in mind, sim2grow’s medication administration system offers low-cost solutions with a high-tech feel, allowing for unlimited high-stakes skill practice in the safety of a nursing lab. In addition to their solutions, sim2grow teams up with nursing lab coordinators and faculty members who wish to develop a strategic clinical simulation curriculum through the use of technology to promote safe practice.

SIMCharacters: SIMCharacters is a patient training, safety and consulting company that was founded in 2012 in Vienna, Austria, by Dr. Jens-Christian Schwindt, a leading expert in neonatology and healthcare simulation education. Since the company was founded, SIMCharacters has broken new ground in the development of small patient simulators, and combines know-how in medicine, lifelike anatomy and high-class animation technology. The goal of SIMCharacters is to improve the quality of care of critically ill children, especially term and preterm infants.

SIMStation: SIMStation is a manufacturer of audiovisual systems and software for healthcare simulation learning and simulation center use. In close collaboration with international clients, SIMStation researches and develops innovative solutions for the future of clinical simulation in the company’s own simulation lab and workshops. SIMStation’s vision is that, by training with the company’s systems, learners are able to master lessons delivered to help develop simple skills, practice complex team training and complete disaster control exercises. The hope is that these clinical simulation solutions will help maximize sustainable security across all industry professionals.

SimsUshare Command Training Center: The SimsUshare Command Training Center (CTC) is a healthcare simulation training solution that includes a virtual incident command simulator, fire simulator, Hazmat simulator, safety simulator and command training center. Founded in 2000, SimsUshare solutions offer a safe way for learners to improve training and skills on all fire and command hazards while maintaining patient safety. SimsUshare aims to improve the development and use of fire and safety simulations across learning environments for learners of all skill levels.

Simucase: Simucase is an innovative educational platform that allows speech-language pathology, audiology, occupational therapy and physical therapy learners to evaluate and treat a library of virtual patients. This personalized learning platform is designed to help learners succeed by offering a means to observe, assess, diagnose and provide intervention for virtual patients through interactive clinical simulations and repeated practice. Founded in 2000, the resource uses the latest in healthcare simulation technology to simultaneously encourage critical thinking and facilitate alternative clinical education in a no-risk learning environment, increasing patient safety.

Simulab: Simulab Corporation is a medical simulation company that specializes in soft tissue task trainers, mostly in surgical simulation. The Seattle-based company’s most notable product is a surgery simulator called TraumaMan, which was first developed in 2001 for use in Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) training programs but is now used worldwide.
Simulab focuses on creating realistic human anatomy with easy setup and teardown training tools. The company works closely with leading medical educators to develop their vast array of healthcare simulation task trainers. Through realistic medical simulators, Simulab is able to immerse learners into simulated experiences.

Simulaids: Simulaids is a trauma moulage production company that has provided cutting-edge training solutions for over 50 years. The company has been producing trauma moulage products since 1963, making the Simulaid-brand among the first commercially available wounds for EMS practice. Based in New York, the company follows all Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) protocols and manikin instructions to maintain the highest quality products. This work is all done in an attempt to improve healthcare education, healthcare simulation and patient safety through more realistic training aids.

SimX: SimX, previously called SimXAR, is a healthcare software company specializing in medical simulation, virtual reality, augmented reality and medical training and education. The company brings virtual and augmented reality into the realm of healthcare simulation and training. The company was founded by physicians in training at Stanford, the University of California at San Francisco and University of California at Los Angeles.

Skillqube Training: Skillqube Training is a healthcare simulation training solutions company headquartered in Wiesloch, Germany. Founded in 2013, the company develops holistic simulation and training solutions for use across clinical and preclinical care. Skillqube Training supports education and training through the use of the company’s own ECG patient simulation and audio-video debriefing systems. All Skillqube Training software is made in Germany and Switzerland, and is based on years of medical training experience.

SmartMan: SmartMan is a healthcare simulation company that provides high-fidelity simulation systems focusing on emergency resuscitation. Each medical simulation system produced by SmartMan includes a simulation manikin, advanced sensors, analog to digital converters, software to display the performance data and tools to process the data. The training products are scientific instruments that provide accurate measurement of all parameters that relate to emergency skills performance.

SMOTS UK: SMOTS UK is an audiovisual healthcare simulation recording system with hardware and software that uses A/V recording systems and the vital sign readings to simulate medical procedures. The SMOTS UK system is manufactured by Scotia UK plc in Edinburgh, Scotland. Founded in 2005, the company launched with a 24-bed installation at Oxford Brookes School of Health and Social Care. As technology is at the heart of effective communication, the SMOTS UK system was designed to provide full-service offering so the system suits the best needs of all clients.

SonoSim: Founded in 2011, SonoSim is an integrated ultrasound training solution that offers engaging didactic courses, hands-on training and knowledge assessments. While headquartered in Santa Monica, there is no physical location that SonoSim regularly holds classes at. Instead, SonoSim is accessed through personal computers virtually anywhere over the cloud.

Stratasys: Stratasys is a 3D printing and additive manufacturing company that is headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, and Rehovot, Israel. For over 30 years, the company has been pioneering the future of office-based rapid prototyping and direct digital manufacturing solutions through the development of 3D printers and 3D production systems. In addition to printers and materials, the company also offers decades of knowledge, consulting, training, workflow management and end-to-end support.

Surgical Science: Surgical Science is a computer software company that has been serving as a leading supplier of virtual reality simulators and surgical simulators for medical training purposes for over 20 years. Headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, the healthcare simulation company produces training systems for laparoscopic and endoscopic simulation that are used by medical training centers and institutes worldwide for practice, proof of performance and certification of learners, surgeons and physicians. Surgical Science’s mission is to provide learners with a platform capable of training them in the fundamental and technical components involved in surgery before they set foot in an operating room environment.

SynDaver: SynDaver Labs is a medical simulation manufacturing company that designs and builds experimentally validated synthetic human tissues, body parts and human bodies for the purposes of medical education. In providing these products to healthcare simulation programs, the company has developed an extensive catalog of synthetic tissues based on a database of the living tissue properties in humans and animals. This database has been curated over a span of time and is extremely detailed. Now referred to more simply as SynDaver, the Tampa, Florida-based company was founded in 2004 to commercialize a novel system of synthetic human body parts for the medical device industry, as well as for academic purposes.

The Chamberlain Group: The Chamberlain Group is a medical simulation company that designs, develops and manufactures anatomically accurate healthcare simulation models, or medical simulators. These simulated training products can capture the consistency and response of living tissue, providing an alternative to the use of animals and cadavers during interventional training. Today, the Chamberlain Group’s custom virtual anatomy and simulated anatomy tools are recognized globally for their superior visual and experiential realism.

The Debriefing Academy: The Debriefing Academy is a healthcare education company that provides the advanced content, strategies and tools necessary to transform debriefing conversations into vehicles of change within healthcare and medical simulation environments. The company offers an immersive 3 1/2-day course that focuses on improving debriefing skills by weaving together several important elements of debriefing and feedback in practice. This course offers learning experiences designed to enhance the impact of debriefing conversations within businesses, organizations and simulation centers.

Trauma F/X: Trauma F/X is an innovative medical simulation and training technology development company that works to improve the survivability of severe injuries on the battlefield and in civilian casualty situations. The healthcare simulation company specializes in high-fidelity, ruggedized simulators that deliver a lifelike experience for trainees, creating situation awareness while enabling field exercises in any environment or weather condition. According to Trauma F/X, the difference between the company’s patient simulators and others can be defined by three R’s: realistic, rugged and responsive.

TraumaSim: The TraumaSim Group is a healthcare simulation company that specializes in medically accurate trauma training and moulage solutions. Located in Australia and the United States, the company’s solutions have proven effective in training across emergency services, military, mining, process and manufacturing, clinical simulation, education and corporate industries. The TraumaSim company also recently acquired MilitaryMoulage.com. TraumaSim has been providing moulage services designed to simulate traumatic injury, disease and medical conditions for the training and assessment of medics and healthcare professionals since 2008.

TruCorp: TruCorp is a medical simulation training device company that specializes in anatomically correct airway management simulators, emergency simulators and surgical simulation trainers. In addition to medical training manikins, the company also offers a regional anesthesia trainer and an app for healthcare professionals. TruCorp designs, engineers and produces a wide variety of these simulation manikins while remaining committed to healthcare best practices and patient wellbeing. The company’s products, which are used globally, come in both adult and pediatric models.

UbiSim: UbiSim is a multidisciplinary team of nursing educators, healthcare simulation experts, software engineers and 3D artists, working to combine nursing simulation and virtual reality for an immersive learning experience. Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, the company’s goal is to make nursing simulation more affordable, more accessible and more realistic than ever. Using unique benefits presented through immersive virtual reality in medicine, UbiSim offers a complete simulation lab on a flexible platform. This allows the user to create and experience realistic clinical situations without needing to access physical simulation centers that are often booked months ahead of time.

Ventriloscope: Ventriloscope is a medical device company that manufactured one of the first healthcare simulation stethoscopes in 2008. Invented by Dr. Paul Lecat, the company’s scopes and accessories are backed by research, and the goal is to stress the importance of proper physical examinations and diagnosis. Vebntriloscope believes that the next frontier in mortality reduction will come by using clinical simulation training to help professionals recognize crucial findings and act early to prevent the next code.

VirtaMed: Virtamed is a healthcare simulation company headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, that offers simulators for medical training and education. Through both medical training simulators and custom-made simulators, VirtaMed develops and produces highly realistic surgical tools for medical education and training purposes. The company’s mission is to alter the way medical skills are taught so that learners can receive feedback regarding their skill levels prior to treating patients first-hand. This helps to eliminate potential risk factors that could cause harm to real-life patients.

Virti: Virti is an immersive, enterprise learning solution for healthcare simulation and training. The platform allows for the creation and cross-platform distribution of interactive, immersive (virtual reality in simulation, augmented reality in simulation and mixed reality) educational content. The Virti learning solution also provides analytics that intelligently predict how a learner will perform under pressure before they enter a real environment, increasing patient safety and situational awareness. Virti’s mission is to deliver on-demand, just-in-time training for each workforce by using cognitive learning insights to reduce skill fade and deliver a return on investment on training spend.

Vosaic: Vosaic is a cloud-based healthcare audio-video recording system simulation company that provides easy-to-use video recording and analysis software for professional development, skills-based training. The company’s goal is to relay relevant A/V recording system performance discovery information to K-12, higher education, healthcare and private sector institutions. Headquartered in Lincoln, Nebraska, Vosaic’s visual recording system and markup tools help educators, learners and researchers discover indicators valuable to performance improvement and research outcomes.

VRPatients: VRPatients is a physiologically based clinical simulation training platform that immerses a healthcare provider or first responder into actual case scenarios. Headquartered in Wilmington, Ohio, the VRPatients healthcare simulation training platform allows learners to interview, assess, diagnose and treat patients in real time. This technology offers many advantages that traditional classroom training alone cannot provide.

Wallcur: Wallcur is a simulated medications and practi-products company that specializes in healthcare simulation training and education. The company provides simulation solutions designed for nurses, pharmacists, emergency medical technicians, medical corps professionals and other allied health program learners around the world. Wallcur was born out of a desire to teach future nurses using an innovative approach to learning.

WISER: The Winter Institute for Simulation Education and Research (also known as WISER) is a world class multidisciplinary healthcare simulation training and research facility out of UPMC. An institute of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, the WISER Simulation Center’s mission is to conduct research and training programs utilizing clinical simulation-based education to increase patient safety at the UPMC and the school’s affiliates. The UPMC WISER facility is directed by Dr. Paul Phrampus, MD, who is also a professor in the Departments of Emergency Medicine and Anesthesiology at the University Of Pittsburgh School Of Medicine.

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