Provide Compassionate Care in Every Language
Master medical communication in 32 languages. From patient consultations to clinical discussions - practice with AI tutors who understand healthcare contexts.
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Specialty-Specific Language Training
Tailored scenarios for every medical specialty and patient population
Emergency Medicine
High-priority languages:
Practice scenarios:
- •Trauma assessment
- •Triage conversations
- •Pain evaluation
- •Discharge instructions
Primary Care
High-priority languages:
Practice scenarios:
- •Annual checkups
- •Chronic disease management
- •Preventive care counseling
- •Medication reviews
Surgery
High-priority languages:
Practice scenarios:
- •Pre-op consultations
- •Consent discussions
- •Post-op instructions
- •Complication explanations
Pediatrics
High-priority languages:
Practice scenarios:
- •Parent consultations
- •Child-friendly explanations
- •Vaccination discussions
- •Development assessments
Practice for Real Clinical Settings
Hospital Rounds
Practice presenting cases, discussing treatment plans, and coordinating with multidisciplinary teams
Outpatient Clinic
Conduct patient interviews, explain diagnoses, and provide lifestyle counseling
Telemedicine
Master virtual consultations with clear communication and technical vocabulary
Medical Research
Present findings, discuss protocols, and collaborate with international teams
Essential Medical Communication Skills
Patient Rapport
Build trust through culturally sensitive communication
Clear Explanations
Explain complex medical concepts in simple terms
Empathetic Care
Deliver difficult news with compassion and clarity
Essential Medical Phrases You'll Master
Pain Assessment (Available in all 32 languages)
English: "On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate your pain?"
Spanish: "En una escala del 1 al 10, ¿cómo calificaría su dolor?"
Chinese: "从1到10分，您的疼痛程度是多少？"
Plus 29 more languages with cultural adaptations...
Explaining Procedures
Scenario: MRI explanation
Key phrases: "This is a safe, non-invasive procedure" • "You'll need to lie still" • "The machine is loud but not painful"
Cultural considerations: Claustrophobia discussions, religious concerns about imaging
Emergency Triage Questions
Chest Pain Assessment
- • "When did the pain start?"
- • "Does it radiate to your arm or jaw?"
- • "Are you short of breath?"
- • "Do you have a history of heart problems?"
Pediatric Emergency
- • "How long has your child had a fever?"
- • "Has your child been eating and drinking?"
- • "Any rash or unusual symptoms?"
- • "Is your child up to date with vaccinations?"
This is just a sample. Our full program includes:
500+ medical scenarios • 3,000+ key phrases • Cultural competency training
Frequently Asked Questions
What medical specialties do you cover?
We cover all major specialties including internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, psychiatry, emergency medicine, and more. Each includes specialty-specific terminology and patient interaction scenarios.
Can I practice patient consultations?
Yes! Our AI simulates patient consultations where you practice taking histories, explaining diagnoses, discussing treatment options, and handling sensitive conversations with appropriate bedside manner.
Do you prepare for medical English exams?
We offer preparation for OET (Occupational English Test), medical English components of IELTS, and other healthcare professional language assessments with realistic practice scenarios.
How do you teach medical terminology?
Medical terms are introduced in context through case studies and patient scenarios. You'll learn pronunciation, usage, and common abbreviations while practicing real medical conversations.
Is this suitable for international medical graduates?
Absolutely! We're designed for IMGs preparing for residency, clinical practice, or medical exams in English-speaking countries. Practice OSCE scenarios and professional communication.
Can I practice emergency medical scenarios?
Yes, we offer emergency medicine simulations where you practice giving urgent instructions, triaging patients, and communicating quickly and clearly under pressure.