Learn clinical reasoning like a resident — from day one.
MedBiCare's 24 specialist AI agents show you how a real multidisciplinary team thinks about a case — differentials, red flags, investigations, and management, all ICD-11 coded.
A tutor that never sleeps.
Think like a multidisciplinary team
Watch how Cardiology, ID, Neurology and other specialists reason about the same case — in parallel, with explicit differentials and rationale.
ICD-11 & evidence-linked
Every differential is ICD-11 coded and grounded in WHO guidelines — perfect for exam prep and clerkship notes.
Learn red flags cold
Sepsis, MI, DKA, PE, stroke — see exactly which vitals and features trigger escalation, so you internalize the patterns.
Practice unlimited cases
Enter classroom cases, OSCE stems, or real cases you saw on the wards. Get an instant structured breakdown.
Compare specialties side-by-side
See how a pulmonologist frames a case vs. an infectious disease specialist. Great for choosing your career path.
Built for global training
Recommendations adapt to your country's investigations, medications, and referral pathways — so what you learn matches your rotations.
From wards to exams.
Clerkship prep
Review your ward cases the same evening. Compare your differential to what a full MDT would have generated.
OSCE & exam practice
Feed sample stems to MedBiCare and see structured reasoning: history-taking clues, red flags, investigations, and management.
Research & audit projects
Export cases to Excel for retrospective analysis. Great for medical school research electives.
Affordable pricing for trainees.
Verify your student status with your school email. Get the full platform at a fraction of the doctor rate.
- All 24 specialist agents
- Unlimited practice cases
- ICD-11 coded differentials with rationale
- File uploads: labs, imaging, ECG
- PDF export for your case log
- Cancel anytime — no contracts
MedBiCare is a learning tool for students — not a substitute for supervised clinical training. Practice cases you enter are not used to treat real patients.
Prescription generation is limited on the student plan and always requires supervising-clinician review before real-world use.