Scenario-based MARCH and TCCC emergency training. From corporate travelers to field medics — interactive drills that build real confidence for medical emergencies abroad.
MedReady was built by practitioners who have deployed as combat medics and emergency nurses. Every protocol, scenario, and decision tree reflects real clinical experience — not textbook theory.
Built by combat medics and emergency nurses with real deployment experience. Every scenario follows current TCCC guidelines and is designed to build decision-making confidence through realistic repetition.
Work through the complete Massive Hemorrhage, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, Hypothermia algorithm under pressure. Timed decisions with real clinical consequences — the same protocol used by military medics worldwide.
No two training sessions are the same. Our scenario engine creates unique patient presentations, environments, and complications — so you can't memorize the answers.
Three tiers from corporate beginner to medical professional. The system adapts to your performance and progressively challenges your decision-making.
Medical emergencies set in realistic travel situations — remote mining sites, hotels abroad, airports, jungle expeditions. Train for the actual environments your employees work in, from Sub-Saharan Africa to Southeast Asia.
Interactive module that teaches what to pack, why, and how to use each item. Customized for destination, team size, and risk profile.
Company dashboard showing team readiness scores, training completion, and knowledge gaps. Evidence-based documentation for your corporate duty-of-care and travel risk management compliance.
Here's what a training scenario looks like. You're making decisions under pressure — just like in the field.
Scenario: You're at a remote mining site in Mozambique. An excavator has rolled, trapping a worker's leg. He's been freed by coworkers and is lying on the ground, screaming. You arrive with your trauma kit. There's significant blood pooling around his right thigh. His coworkers are panicking.
The patient is conscious but pale. Pulse is rapid and weak. What is your first action?
Start free. Scale when your team is ready.
Join the waitlist to get early access and help shape the platform. We're launching with MARCH/TCCC, acute emergencies, and PHTLS modules.