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SimMon

SimMon

Simulated patient monitor

9 ratings
68 reviews
📚 Education
🏥 Medical
$22.99

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 1, 2010
  • March 24, 2026

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Developer

Castle Andersen ApS
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About

This app provides a remotely controlled simulated patient monitor for medical training. It allows users to adjust vital signs like blood pressure and heart rate on one device, displayed on another, facilitating realistic simulation scenarios.

✓Remote patient monitoring simulation
✓Adjustable vital signs (BP, SpO2, HR, RR)
✓WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity
✓Simple setup and operation
✓Dual-device functionality
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What's New in SimMon

1.8.14

March 24, 2026

- Bug fixes

User reviews

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Excellent software

So easy to use and does what other more complex and expensive life support and Resus software
Dr Abdul-razaq MusaDr Abdul-razaq Musa

Great Teaching Tool

I love this app! I am an NRP instructor, and the students love having a simulation monitor experience- it makes the scenarios more realistic
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Great App!

I’m a clinical educator and we use SimMon for all our insitu simulation, as well as at our sim center. It’s super easy to use and has a minimalistic interface which I love. Sliding your finger up or down on the vital sign to quickly change the rate/value is genius. A lot of the time we don’t have a sim tech to run a simulator, so using SimMon allows me to easily adjust vitals while still being able to watch the learners. We have the app on all our iPad sets!
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Vancityeh01Vancityeh01

Great little tool

We’ve run hundreds of neonatal resus sims enhanced by this app. Thanks!
KingsGKingsG

EKG Rhythmus vom Chirurgen entwickelt

SVT ist ein SR
VT ist ein SR usw.
Schenkelblock ist irritierend.
Also da hätte ich mir deutlich mehr gewünscht
Simson2023Simson2023

Response from developer

Hello 👋 I am in the process of updating some of the rhythms contact me at support@castleandersen.dk if you are looking for a specific change /Niels

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FAQ

What is SimMon?

SimMon is a basic patient monitor simulator that can be controlled remotely. It's designed for full-scale medical simulation training, allowing users to adjust vital signs on one device and display them on another.

How does SimMon work?

You install SimMon on two devices (iOS 13 or newer) and connect them via WiFi or Bluetooth. One device acts as the remote control, where you can change vital signs like blood pressure and heart rate by touching and dragging values. The other device displays these simulated readings as a patient monitor.

What are the key features of SimMon?

Key features include remote control of simulated vital signs such as blood pressure, oxygen saturation, respiration rate, and heart rate. It offers simple setup, easy operation, and dual-device functionality for a realistic simulation experience.

Is SimMon free to use?

Based on the provided information, SimMon is a paid application. It is described as 'low cost' and does not indicate any free usage tiers, subscriptions, or in-app purchases for core functionality.

What devices are compatible with SimMon?

SimMon requires iOS 13 or newer. It can be used on any pair of compatible iOS devices. An iPad is suggested as an ideal device for the remote control due to its multi-touch capabilities and for the bedside monitor due to its larger screen.