VMS · Virtual Medical Simulator

The best medical simulator ever madeAI Virtual Patient Simulator for OSCE Practice

Free to start: 30 free AI patient cases, then 10 free forever

The most advanced AI patient simulator for OSCE practice. Talk to an AI patient, by voice or by typing. Take the history, examine with your hands and tools, and get an AI-scored checklist with instant feedback. 705 AI clinical cases in 5 languages for MD, DO, PA, nursing and EMS students, on PC and VR.

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AI patients for every program

Talk to the patient, examine, and get your score and feedback the moment you finish: every VMS case is a full clinical encounter.

All in one

No other simulator brings all of this together.

AI patients, PC and VR, multiplayer and free to start: all in one simulator.

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AI patient

Talk to your patient

Ask your questions by voice or by typing. The AI patient understands you and answers out loud, like a real person, in your language.

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AI Attending

Instant feedback

When you close the encounter, the VMS AI Attending scores your checklist from 0 to 100% and tells you what you did well and what you missed.

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705 cases

AI clinical cases

Cases for MD / DO, PA, nursing and EMS, built around USMLE, COMLEX-USA, PANCE, NCLEX and NREMT content, in English, Spanish, French, German and Chinese.

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OSCE exam

Exam day, before exam day

Press OSCE exam and meet a patient you did not choose, with no hints and a time limit, just like the real station.

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Educators

Your class, your cases

Pick the cases, run the room live in multiplayer and follow the results of every student from the web.

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Free

Free to start

30 free AI patient cases to play; each case you play uses one. After that, 10 cases stay free forever. Subscribe when you want the whole library.

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Practice your OSCE

VMS is a virtual OSCE simulator for medical, physician assistant, nursing and EMS students, and for anyone who wants to have fun with a medical game like this one. Play solo or multiplayer, and if you want, an educator runs the room. Every case runs as an OSCE station, and the OSCE exam button gives you a patient you did not choose, like the real exam.

Pick your program

Medicine (MD, DO), Physician Assistant (PA), Nursing (RN, PN, NP) or EMS (EMT, Paramedic). Each program has its own cases.

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Press OSCE exam

VMS picks a random patient from your program and starts the checklist in Test mode: no hints and a time limit.

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Do the encounter

Talk to the AI patient by voice or by typing: introduce yourself, gain consent, take the history, examine with your hands and tools, and close the encounter.

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Get your score

The VMS AI Attending scores your checklist from 0 to 100% with instant feedback, and every attempt is saved in your account, so you can see how you improve before your exam.

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On PC and VR. Train on your own with a personal account, or with your school: your educator picks the cases.

Getting ready? Read our OSCE exam tips and what to expect at OSCE stations, or browse the VMS Blog.

Find your exam and your program

Questions people ask

Is VMS free?

VMS is free to start: you get 30 free cases to play, and each case you play uses one. After that, 10 cases stay free forever. A subscription unlocks every case, and a subscriber can share their cases with friends or classmates in multiplayer, as long as the subscriber hosts the session and stays connected.

How does VMS use AI?

The AI patient understands what you ask, by voice or by typing, and answers out loud from the clinical script of each case, with an AI voice in your language. When you close the encounter, the VMS AI Attending scores your checklist from 0 to 100% and gives you instant feedback on what you did and what you missed.

Why is VMS the best medical simulator?

VMS is the best medical simulator ever made: an AI patient you talk to or type to, an AI-scored checklist with instant feedback, PC and VR, multiplayer with your class and 705 AI clinical cases in 5 languages, free to start. No other simulator brings all of this together.

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Built for U.S. health science programs

VMS cases are built around the exams and standards your students prepare for. Every case shows the exam content areas it trains.

MD, DO

Medical Doctor / Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine

Clinical conditions from the USMLE Content Outline and the COMLEX-USA Master Blueprint, training the AAMC Core EPAs: history, physical exam and differential diagnosis.

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PA

Physician Assistant / Associate

Scenarios built around the NCCPA PANCE Content Blueprint, for patient-centered practice before the certifying exam.

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RN, PN, NP

Nursing

Clinical judgment practice built around the 2026 NCLEX-RN Test Plan and the NCLEX-PN Test Plan. The NCSBN National Simulation Study supports quality simulation for up to half of clinical hours.

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EMT, Paramedic

Emergency Medical Services

Scenarios built around the National EMS Education Standards (NHTSA), the NASEMSO National Model EMS Clinical Guidelines (version 3, 2022) and the NREMT exam.

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SIMULATION

Simulation best practice

Sessions follow the INACSL Healthcare Simulation Standards of Best Practice: prebriefing, facilitation, debriefing and evaluation.

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OSCE

Virtual OSCE stations

Every case runs as an OSCE station: one patient, a step-by-step checklist and a score from 0 to 100%. Test mode gives each student a standardized encounter, and every attempt is saved for the educator.

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VMS cases are written by Alehundred Studios based on the public content outlines and guidelines linked above. VMS is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by FSMB, NBME, NBOME, AAMC, NCCPA, NCSBN, the National Registry of EMTs, NASEMSO, NHTSA or INACSL. USMLE, COMLEX-USA, PANCE, NCLEX, NCLEX-RN, NCLEX-PN and NREMT are trademarks of their respective owners and are used only to describe the content each case trains.