The best training isn’t read or watched. It’s experienced. At Health Scholars we're preparing caregivers to deliver the very best care on the worst day(s) of someone's life​. Using virtual reality simulation we deliver clinical experience, specifically protocol-based training and competency assessment for high-risk scenarios.​ Using voice technology, clinicians interact with virtual teams and patients to practice standards of care, communication, teamwork, decision-making, and critical thinking. Educators can assess clinician competency and leverage detailed analytics to identify skills gaps and optimize additional training to mitigate risks and help prevent costly sentinel events. Founded by ED physician Dr. Brian Gillett and led by health-tech veteran Scott Johnson, Health Scholars is making healthcare safer with more efficient and effective VR training.

ARISE: Dive into the depths of possibility! Join our under-the-sea scavenger hunt, a pioneering NIH research study. ARISE is your gateway to a brighter tomorrow, promoting early mobility for young postoperative patients. Together, we're striving to redefine recovery, reduce pain, optimize opioid use, enhance pediatric quality of life, and shorten hospital stays, all while having a blast along the way!

SpellBound helps hospital care teams create moments of magic for pediatric patients with a suite of modular augmented reality (AR) tools. The tools help hospital care teams improve efficiency and staff utilization by providing distraction during procedures, motivating physical movement afterward, and improving patient preparedness and experience throughout. Through its offering, and in concert with its customers, SpellBound helps reduce patient anxiety, pain, and sedation, as well as excessively long recovery time and length of stay. 

SpellBound is a therapeutic tool that helps children cope and engage with medical treatment, using immersive augmented reality technology. SpellBound is used by pediatric specialists to improve procedural compliance and reduce trauma for their patients.