You can book a meeting with one of our nursing educators at your earliest convenience by clicking the button below! 

We offer two options for pricing: Lifetime Licenses or Annual Subscriptions. Please book a Live VR Demo to receive pricing guides. 

Currently, we are compatible with the Meta Quest 2 Headset only. This headset is the most affordable and easy to use for most nursing institutions. 

All of our simulations will be available to use on the computer by First Quarter of 2024. You can access your instructor dashboard on your computer by navigating to our website and logging in. 

Our automated grading system is not only grading the student on their documentation, but also dynamically throughout the simulation. For example, our simulation grading will be able to identify if your students failed to wash their hands before a procedure, identify the patient, or break sterile field during a foley catheter insertion. These are just some examples of the hundreds of clinical performance factors we evaluate for you without requiring instructor attention. You will see these clinical performance factors on your instructor dashboard through the cloud-based website. 

Every simulation comes with a detailed case scenario activity that allows the student to prebrief and debrief with the VR simulation. This activity lists out the learning objectives and simulation expectations clearly before beginning. Additionally, each simulation comes with the rubric that will be utilized by the automated grading system. Lastly, every simulation comes with numerous NCLEX preparation questions pertinent to each simulation concept. 

Yes! We have fulfilled many custom development projects to nursing institutions. You can start the process by booking a meeting with one of our nurses by clicking the button below. 

Yes! There are no scripts, dialogue, drop down menus, or texting. You simply talk with our patients and they talk back with no restrictions. Our patients are driven by the most advanced Artificial Intelligence that also allows our patients to express emotions and independently interact with their environment.