Apollo by Code 3 Academy
Practice EMS scenarios with an AI patient.
Apollo gives EMS students a way to run patient calls between labs. Type what you would do, talk through your assessment, watch live vitals on a realistic cardiac monitor, and get a scored debrief showing what you missed.
Free plan includes 3 scenarios per month at EMT level and beginner difficulty. Cancel anytime if you upgrade.
Built for EMS Students Who Need More Patient Reps
Reading about a call is helpful. Watching an instructor run a scenario is helpful. But at some point, you need to make decisions yourself.
Apollo is built for EMR, EMT, AEMT, and Paramedic students who want more realistic practice between class, lab, clinicals, and field internship.
- Practice patient assessment without needing a partner or manikin.
- Work through calls by typing what you would actually do.
- See changing vital signs on a realistic cardiac monitor.
- Use Coach Mode for hints and corrections, or turn it off for a harder run.
- Review a scored debrief after the scenario.
Studying for a specific goal? See the NREMT prep page or the EMT student practice page.
How Apollo Works
1. Choose a Scenario
Pick a patient scenario by level, category, age group, and impression type.
2. Run the Call
Type what you would ask, assess, or do. The AI patient responds as the encounter develops.
3. Watch the Patient Change
Follow live vitals on a realistic cardiac monitor and adjust your decisions as the scenario unfolds.
4. Review the Debrief
Get a scored debrief showing what you caught, what you missed, and what to practice next.
Practice Clinical Judgment, Not Just Recall
EMS exams and labs do not only test whether you remember facts. They test whether you can collect information, recognize what matters, make decisions, and adjust when the patient changes.
Apollo scenarios are scored around the NREMT Clinical Judgment framework so you can practice how you think through a call, not just whether you remember a single answer.
That means the debrief can help you see questions like:
- Did you identify the patient's main problem?
- Did you ask the right assessment questions?
- Did you notice important vital-sign changes?
- Did you choose actions appropriate for your level?
- Did you reassess after interventions?
- Did you miss anything that would matter in a real handoff?
What You Can Practice
Apollo supports scenario practice for EMR, EMT, AEMT, and Paramedic learners. Scenario selection can include category and age-group options, including CoAEMSP SMC-style age groups and impression categories.
Assessment
Practice scene size-up, primary assessment, history taking, focused exams, reassessment, and handoff thinking.
Medical Calls
Work through respiratory, cardiac, neurologic, endocrine, behavioral health, and other medical presentations.
Trauma Calls
Practice mechanism of injury, bleeding control, shock recognition, spinal motion restriction decisions, and trauma handoff language.
Paramedic-Level Care
Paramedic scenarios can include 12-lead interpretation, cardiac drug decisions, advanced airway including RSI, chest decompression, and cardioversion.
Use Coach Mode When You Want Help
Coach Mode gives hints and corrections while you practice. Use it when you are learning a new type of call, then turn it off when you want a harder run.
Try Apollo Free, Upgrade When You Need More Reps
| Plan | Best For | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Trying Apollo | 3 scenarios per month, EMT level, beginner difficulty |
| Student — $9.99/month | Regular practice | 20 scenarios per month, all levels and difficulties, scenario history |
| Pro — $19/month | Heavy practice and exports | Unlimited scenarios plus PDF/DOCX export |
Cancel anytime.
A Training Aid, Not Medical Advice
Apollo is a training and study tool. It does not replace your EMS course, instructor, skills lab, clinical preceptor, local protocols, scope of practice, or medical direction.
Use Apollo to practice patient assessment, clinical judgment, communication, and reassessment between formal training sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Apollo only for EMT students?
No. Apollo supports EMR, EMT, AEMT, and Paramedic practice. The free plan starts with EMT-level beginner scenarios.
Do I need a partner or instructor to use Apollo?
No. Apollo is designed so students can practice patient scenarios on their own between class, lab, clinicals, and field internship.
Does Apollo guarantee I will pass the NREMT?
No. Apollo does not guarantee exam results. It is a practice tool that helps students work through patient scenarios and review their clinical judgment.
Is Apollo affiliated with NREMT or CoAEMSP?
No. Apollo is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by NREMT or CoAEMSP. Apollo uses scenario organization and scoring concepts to support EMS education and practice.
What does Coach Mode do?
Coach Mode gives hints and corrections during a scenario. Students can use it while learning and turn it off when they want a more challenging practice run.
What happens after a scenario?
Apollo provides a scored debrief that shows what you caught, what you missed, and where your clinical judgment can improve.
Run Your First Scenario Free
Start with 3 free EMT-level beginner scenarios each month. Practice the call, make decisions, and review what you missed.