Answers on MilMedSim subscription tiers, scenario structure, the AI Medical Tutor, study materials, and how the platform fits alongside formal training.
Subscription tiers, how a simulation is structured, the AI Medical Tutor, study materials, and where this platform does and does not fit alongside formal military medical training.
MilMedSim is an AI-powered military medical simulation training platform designed for US military medical personnel across all branches — combat medics, medical corps officers, Nurse Corps providers, and allied medical specialists. It delivers realistic, sequential combat casualty scenarios based on the published TCCC guidelines. Each simulation presents a patient from initial contact through final disposition, requiring you to make 7–8 sequential clinical decisions just as you would in the field.
MilMedSim is designed for combat medics across all branches (Army 68W, Navy Hospital Corpsmen including SARCs attached to Marine units, Air Force Pararescuemen, and equivalents), medical corps officers, Nurse Corps providers, physician assistants, and any military medical provider who needs to maintain or develop combat casualty care skills. The platform scales from basic Tier 1 scenarios (hemorrhage control, tourniquet application) to advanced Tier 2 scenarios (mass casualty triage, CBRN response, damage control resuscitation).
Each simulation presents a real-world combat casualty scenario with 7–8 sequential decision steps. You begin at initial patient contact and progress through assessment, interventions, and final disposition (MEDEVAC/CASEVAC or Role 2 handoff). At each step, you see live patient vitals and a clinical question with 3–4 answer choices. After each decision, you receive immediate feedback explaining why the correct answer is right and why the alternatives are wrong. At the end, a full After-Action Review shows your performance on every step.
MilMedSim offers three subscription tiers: Tier 1 (NCO/Enlisted Medic) at $19.99/month covers 22 Tier 1 combat casualty simulations with AI Tutor access (50 questions/month) and performance tracking. Tier 2 (Military Medical Corps) at $39.99/month unlocks 46 of the 50 simulations, unlimited AI Tutor access, and full performance analytics. Tier 3 (Premium Institutional) at $3,999.99/year (annual only, up to 20 seats) includes everything in Tier 2 plus unit performance reporting, early access to new simulations, priority support, downloadable study materials, and dedicated account management. Annual billing is available for Tier 1 and Tier 2 at a discount.
Yes. Tier 1 and Tier 2 subscriptions can be cancelled at any time. Your access will continue through the end of your current billing period. Tier 3 (Premium Institutional) is an annual commitment. To cancel, go to your Dashboard, click 'Manage Billing & Payment,' and follow the Stripe customer portal instructions.
The AI Medical Tutor is a conversational AI assistant trained on the published TCCC guidelines, the MARCH algorithm, battlefield medicine doctrine, and military medical standards. You can ask it any question about combat casualty care — from the steps of needle chest decompression to the indications for surgical airway — and receive detailed, evidence-based answers. Tier 1 subscribers receive 50 questions per month; Tier 2 and Tier 3 subscribers have unlimited access.
Yes. All scenarios are combat casualty scenarios based on the published TCCC guidelines, cross-referenced with related clinical standards including PHTLS, AHA ACLS, and applicable NATO STANAGs. Scenarios are reviewed and updated when new TCCC guidance is published. The platform is developed by a board-certified emergency physician and military medical officer.
Every simulation session is recorded. Your Analytics page shows your overall accuracy trend over time, category pass rates (e.g., Hemorrhage Control, Airway, Cardiac), a skill profile radar chart across the five MARCH domains, and a log of recent sessions. Your Dashboard shows aggregate stats including total sessions, average accuracy, average score, and total training hours.
All subscribers have access to downloadable study materials including the MARCH Algorithm Quick-Reference Card (based on published TCCC guidelines), the 9-Line MEDEVAC Request Template (aligned with STANAG 3204 and ATP 4-02.2), and the Tourniquet Application Guide (CAT and SOFTT-W). Additional materials are added periodically.
No. MilMedSim is a supplemental training tool designed to reinforce and maintain clinical decision-making skills. It is not a substitute for formal military medical training, NREMT certification, or any other required military medical qualification. Completion does not confer TCCC certification. Always follow your unit's training requirements and consult current doctrine and qualified instructors for authoritative guidance.
Yes. All data is transmitted over TLS-encrypted connections. Payment processing is handled entirely by Stripe — we never store your full card number or CVV. Your simulation performance data is stored securely and is never sold to third parties. See our Privacy Policy for full details.
For technical support or billing questions, email support@globalmedopscommand.com or use the Contact page to submit a message. You can also reach us by phone at (601) 208-0793 or by mail at Global MedOps Command LLC, 4780 I-55 N Ste 116, PMB 195706, Jackson, MS 39211. Tier 3 (Premium Institutional) subscribers receive priority support response.
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MilMedSim works on all modern desktop and mobile browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari on macOS, iPhone, and iPad. No special browser is required. (An earlier version of this platform could not complete sign-in in Safari on iOS; that limitation was resolved when we moved to first-party authentication in 2026.)