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Clinical cases
Virtual patients, reviewed by practising doctors
Work through clinical simulations that mirror how you reason at the bedside, with cases reviewed by practising doctors.
- Virtual patient simulations
- Cases reviewed by practising doctors
- Practise clinical reasoning step by step
- One profile with your other studying tools
Choose a case below.
20-Year-Old Soccer Player with Acute Right Knee Injury
Emily
★★★★★193
Family Medicine, Orthopedic Surgery, Sports Medicine
24F with abnormal vaginal discharge
Isa Demir
★★★★★205
Family Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology
29F with low mood and anxiety
Sarah
★★★★★177
Psychiatry, Family Medicine
32F with low mood and loss of energy
Amira Haddad
★★★★★154
Family Medicine, Psychiatry
42M with chronic cough and weight loss
Mehmet Yilmaz
★★★★★145
Infectious Disease
58M with leg pain
Mr. Johhny Cruz
★★★★★111
67M with shortness of breath
Marcus Nguyen
★★★★★139
Emergency Medicine, Cardiology
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Start free →What it is
Virtual patient simulations for clinical reasoning
Clinical cases walk you through presenting complaints, history, exam findings, and management decisions in a structured simulation. Cases are reviewed by practising doctors before they appear in the catalog.
The experience is built for learners already in a healthcare program who want reps on differential diagnosis, workup, and communication—not for replacing supervised clinical care.
- Step-by-step patient workups
- Physician-reviewed case content
- Saved attempts on your profile
- Complements QBank and Modules
How it works
Select a case, work the patient
The guest preview shows the cases hub layout in the app.
- Step 1
Choose a scenario
Browse available cases and open one that matches the system or skill you want to practise.
- Step 2
Reason through the visit
Take history, interpret findings, and decide next steps as the case unfolds.
- Step 3
Review your approach
Compare your choices with the case feedback so the next simulation starts from a clearer framework.
Use cases
When learners run cases
OSCE preparation
Practise structured history and exam flows before a practical exam.
Rotation warm-up
Run a case in the system you start tomorrow to refresh differentials.
Team-based learning
Walk through a case with study partners and compare management choices.
Reviews
What applicants say
★★★★★
“I owe Medaibility my residency match! They were really harsh on grading but it's what pushed me to get better”
Eric Landry
★★★★★
“I heard about the platform in instagram and I thought why not give it a go. It's actually a hidden gem as I've never seen a pre-med platform offer so many services like CASPER practice, interview simulations or webinars. I can't wait to see what it becomes in the future :).”
William Lahaye
★★★★★
“Love the case feature of this product. I've used Human Dx for fun/case based learning since 2018 and the functionality of Medaibility platform outperforms it right out of the gate!”
Matthew Hobart
Family Medicine, UOttawa Resident
Your coaches
Meet your coaches
Dr. Saad Razzaq
CFPC (c), MD, MSC, Gr Dip. Clin. Res.
Co-Founder, CEOMedaibilityFounder, CEOSonoRAYBook a Call
Dr. Braeden Pearl
CFPC (c), MD
Co-Founder, CSOMedaibilityFounderAHACo-Founder, CEOSportaibilityBook a Call
MD candidate coaches
- Dr. Brendon LeMD Candidate
- Dr. Ala GritliMD Candidate
- Dr. Nishith AkulaMD Candidate
- Dr. Pooja NarulaMD Candidate
- Dr. AdelaideMD Candidate
- Dr. Neeha ThulasiramMD Candidate
- Dr. Julia CapolicchioMD Candidate
- Dr. Gemma MoffatMD Candidate
- Dr. Gabriel LatremouilleMD Candidate
- Dr. Fahima KhanMD Candidate
- Dr. Edward ChoMD Candidate
- Dr. Despina MistosMD Candidate
Related
Related admissions topics
FAQ
Clinical cases FAQs
Who reviews the cases?
Can I try a case for free?
Is this for pre-med or for students already in a program?
Does this replace clinical supervision?
Can I use cases on mobile?
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Reviewed by healthcare professionals who have been through it