MobilEM

MobilEM

Fast, evidence-based guidance

38 ratings
20 reviews
#46 in top-grossing Medical
🏥 Medical
🔍 Reference
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 21, 2019
  • January 9, 2026

Features

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Provides fast, evidence-based clinical guidance for emergency medicine professionals. Access updated recommendations on a wide range of topics, including antibiotics, toxicology, and critical care. Offers free content, individual purchases, and an all-access subscription.

Evidence-based recommendations
Antibiotic and toxicology guidance
EKG and orthopedic injury protocols
Airway and pediatric emergency management
Critical care medication information
Fast navigation and universal search
Bookmarking and note-taking
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What's New in MobilEM

1.0.12

January 9, 2026

Bug fixes and new content

Subscription plans

MobilEm All Access Pass

All subscribed content - a $99.99 value!

$39.991 Year
1 Month trial
How to cancel MobilEM subscription ⁉️

Charts

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This app dropped -2 positions in Medical chart.

Last updated on July 20, 2026.

User reviews

Could be Great

Could be the perfect go to app to replace WikEM, instead it’s old and convoluted. The little info in these little books are great, but their digital counterparts are dated and clunky. Unfortunate it see ACEP/EMRA hasn’t invested in building a solid app. The data’s all there, it just needs a dedicated software engineer to build it out. Including this with ACEP membership would be a phenomenal benefit.
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No EM Fundamentals

Honestly I hardly use this since I realized it doesn’t have EM Fundamentals. Pretty bummed I paid for it & it doesn’t have one of the most critical things.

Loving this app!

I had a case of refractory SVT, and this was super helpful to have in my pocket in the resuscitation bay. Thanks for creating!

Subscription active

All access pass but i cant access any of them?

Crashes. Needs IPad Support

I’ve loved the ABX guide forever. I tried the combined app despite not liking the subscription model. I’m disappointed. PressorDex crashes every time. There is no ipad support, even though the former apps supported this years ago. This is just sloppy, and not what I expect from EMRA.

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FAQ

What is MobilEM?

MobilEM is a mobile application designed to provide emergency medicine professionals with fast, evidence-based clinical guidance. It offers updated recommendations on a wide range of medical topics, including antibiotics, toxicology, EKGs, orthopedic injuries, airway management, pediatric emergencies, and critical care medications.

What are the key features of MobilEM?

Key features include fast and easy navigation, a powerful universal search function, bookmarking capabilities, note-taking fields, and continual content updates that require no user action. The app aims to make clinical shifts easier by putting evidence-based guidance directly into the user's pocket.

How much does MobilEM cost?

The app offers a tiered monetization model. Users can access free content, purchase specific resources a la carte, or opt for an all-access subscription, which is presented as the best value. This means there are both free and paid options available within the app.

Who is the target audience for MobilEM?

This app is intended for the US healthcare market, specifically for emergency medicine clinicians and other healthcare professionals who need quick access to evidence-based guidance during their clinical shifts. It is designed for single-user use on personal devices.

What kind of medical information is available on MobilEM?

MobilEM covers a broad spectrum of emergency medicine topics. This includes updated recommendations for antibiotics, toxicology, EKGs, orthopedic injuries, airway management, pediatric emergencies, splinting techniques, and critical care medications, among others.