BoxVitals
Simulation. Monitor. Perform.
A cardiac monitor simulation platform for ACLS, PALS, EMS, nursing, and simulation lab training, with instructor controls and realistic learner monitor workflows.
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OC Medic
Clinical Education. Real-World Operations.
Clinical tools for education and emergency operations.
Focused software for clinical simulation, EMS education, and field decision support.
Current products
Focused tools, built around clinical workflows.
OCMedic
Version 2.0 field response support.
OCMedic 2.0 is an iOS app for paramedics and emergency medical professionals who need fast access to nearby hospitals, specialty capabilities, routing, phone contact, and favorite facilities.
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Real interfaces for real clinical workflows.
OCMedic 2.0
Nearby destinations, specialty filters, and field reference tools.
OCMedic gives emergency clinicians a fast way to scan nearby hospitals, filter specialty destinations, take action from a hospital card, and keep field reference material close at hand.
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BoxVitals
Simulation. Monitor. Perform.
BoxVitals turns iPad, Mac, and browser screens into a simulation-ready patient monitor for rhythm recognition, vitals, pacing, defib, and classroom scenario work.
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Company focus
Software shaped by clinical education and operational reality.
OC Medic develops practical tools for instructors, training programs, simulation teams, and EMS clinicians. The product family is designed to stay narrow where it matters: fast setup, clear decisions, and workflows that match what teams actually do.
- Built for healthcare educators
- Scenario-driven products for repeatable classroom and lab experiences.
- Designed for field tempo
- Interfaces that prioritize speed, scanning, and operational clarity.
- Product family foundation
- A shared brand and design system ready for future OC Medic products.
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Questions about demos, products, or partnerships?
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