Medical Assistant EHR Practice Before Your Externship

Nervous about charting on your first day? Rehearse a full outpatient visit with a fictional patient in a browser-based EHR practice simulator.

The medical assistant visit workflow, step by step

A practical checklist you can rehearse in the free case.

  1. 1

    Check the patient in

    Confirm identity with two identifiers and update the visit status.

  2. 2

    Room the patient

    Open the correct chart before you document anything.

  3. 3

    Take and record vitals

    Enter measurements in the right fields for the right visit.

  4. 4

    Review medications and allergies

    Reconcile the current list and confirm allergies with the patient.

  5. 5

    Document history and reason for visit

    Capture what the patient tells you in a clear, structured way.

  6. 6

    Hand off to the provider

    Mark the patient Ready for Provider only after required steps are done.

What can I practice?

  • A clinic schedule with live visit statuses
  • Front-to-back flow: check-in, rooming, vitals, handoff, checkout
  • Medication search and allergy review
  • Labs, imaging and referral orders in selected cases
  • Guided Practice Mode and scored Simulation Mode

Free: 1 fictional patient case. Full library: 17 cases from $29.99 for 30 days — one-time payment, no automatic renewal.

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FAQ

Is the demo really free?
Yes. One fictional patient case is free with no account and no credit card.
What does paid access include?
17 fictional practice cases and scored simulations. Access is $29.99 for 30 days, $69.99 for 90 days, or $119.99 for 180 days — a one-time payment with no automatic renewal.
Is this a real EHR or a certification?
No. InfoPrime Academy is an independent practice simulator. It is not an official EHR vendor product, not a certification, and not a clinical credential.
Are the patients real?
No. All patients and data are fictional. Never enter real patient information.

Educational practice only. Fictional patients, no real PHI. Not an official EHR, certification, or clinical credential, and no job placement is promised.