BoxVitals

Cardiac simulator app

Run monitor-based cardiac simulation from the devices you already use.

BoxVitals is a cardiac simulator app for instructors who need realistic monitor practice without a full mannequin setup. Use it for ACLS, PALS, EMS, nursing, and simulation lab scenarios where learners need to interpret rhythms, vitals, 12-leads, pacing, and defibrillation decisions in context.

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BoxVitals cardiac simulator app monitor view showing ECG waveforms and vital signs

Training use cases

Built for cardiac rhythm, vitals, and monitor workflow practice.

The app pairs an instructor-controlled scenario surface with a learner-facing monitor, so the patient can deteriorate, respond to treatment, or reveal new findings as the team makes decisions.

ACLS and PALS

Run arrest, bradycardia, tachycardia, ROSC, pacing, and defibrillation scenarios with live rhythm and vital sign changes.

ACLS monitor simulator

EMS and fire training

Practice prehospital monitor operation, transport decisions, 12-lead acquisition, and communication during realistic cases.

EMS patient monitor simulator

Nursing simulation

Use monitor trends, telemetry changes, deterioration, and escalation cues in nursing and rapid response scenarios.

Nursing simulation monitor

Monitor workflow

Show learners the monitor, then change the patient from the instructor side.

BoxVitals is designed around the live monitor experience: moving ECG waveforms, vital sign trends, rhythm changes, pacing, defibrillation, and 12-lead practice.

BoxVitals learner cardiac monitor screenshot with ECG, pleth, capnography, and vital signs
Learner monitor view Give students a realistic display for rhythm recognition, reassessment, alarms, and treatment decisions.
BoxVitals instructor controls screenshot with rhythm, vitals, pacing, and defibrillation settings
Instructor controls Drive the scenario from rhythm, vitals, energy, pacing, and monitor settings as learners act.
BoxVitals 12-lead ECG simulator screenshot shown during cardiac monitor training
12-lead practice Fold ECG acquisition and interpretation into the same case instead of treating it as a separate worksheet.
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Instructor control

Change ECG rhythm, heart rate, blood pressure, SpO2, EtCO2, respiratory rate, defib energy, pacing, and scenario state.

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Learner monitor

Give students a monitor view that feels familiar: waveforms, vitals, alarms, NIBP, pacing, synchronized cardioversion, and shocks.

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12-lead ECG

Build 12-lead acquisition and interpretation into the case instead of keeping ECG practice separate from patient care.

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Classroom friendly

Use native devices for responsive training and browser-based monitor screens for mixed-device classrooms and projected demos.