Mass casualty training
Flight simulator for mass casualty response.
For medical educators building clinical readiness. For ED teams that need to drill smarter.
Triage
Eli Booker
Awaiting triage
Nora Pratt
START assessment
Dana Moor
Walking wounded
Shock room
Case 04
Massive transfusion
Priya Shah
Intubation
Care unit
Aria Lopez
Stable — observation
Case 11
Expectant
CT room
Tomas Reed
Head CT in progress
Staff on shift
Live simulation — Car Accident MCI scenario · Every decision tracked · Full session replay available
Configurable to your department
This is your emergency department. Modeled exactly.
Generic drills rehearse a generic emergency. Youfers models the department you actually run — your resources, your staff, your capacity.
Each scenario is specific:
Yesterday — a chemical plant explosion
Today — a mass car accident
Tomorrow — an aircraft landing emergency
Different scenarios. Different mechanisms of injury. Different outcomes.
For ED managers
Run drills that produce real data
Planning a mandatory MCI drill means pulling your busiest doctors and managers into the same room to agree on a scenario, assign roles, and sort out schedules. Before anyone has practiced anything, you've spent hours of senior time.
On drill day, someone follows each player with a stopwatch. Manually. Then your report says all 14 patients received CT imaging. A CT scanner processes one patient at a time. That's physically impossible in a 2-hour drill — but the manual tracking can't tell the difference.
Youfers handles the setup and tracks every decision automatically. The report you get at the end reflects what actually happened.
For medical educators
Let students feel it before they're in it
The emergency department is where many medical students get their first real clinical experience. There's no classroom equivalent for the pressure of a mass casualty event arriving at the door.
Today that gap gets filled with board games and triage card decks — a tabletop walk-through once a year. They teach the protocol, but they leave no trace. You can't see who froze, who sequenced wrong, or whether the cohort actually improved.
Youfers gives educators a simulation they can run with a full cohort — and lets students test themselves before they ever start working, where the only thing at stake is their own learning.
What we've built
100+
Concurrent patient agents per scenario
10+
MCI scenarios including aviation and chemical events
60 min
Simulated first hour of a mass casualty event
Full
Session replay for post-drill debrief
30 minutes.
We'll run a live scenario together.
Tell us who you are and we'll be in touch within one business day.