Durable medical records
Episodes persist through save/load and carry classification, care route, and outcome history on the citizen’s own record.
Cities: Skylines II · healthcare economy
Healthcare that runs like a city.
MedicalLife turns healthcare into a living network: durable medical records, private insurers, growing hospitals, medicine manufacturers, and Lifeline transfers that keep patient movement visible.
v0.9.0 feedback build
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CS2 1.* target
Pre-v1 feedback build · no required dependency (BankLife optional for HQ banking)
Confirmed live
Care network
Episodes, records & ratings
Market layer
Insurers
Premiums, claims, mergers
Physical network
Supply & Lifeline
Manufacturers, ambulances
Still verifying
Facility lifecycle
Level-ups, rescue, consolidation
The system
Follow the care network, not just the service radius.
Every major surface is built to answer a different question about access, care, money, supply, or policy.
Private insurance market
Insurers set premiums, process claims, compete for members, go bankrupt, and merge with a real cash payment.
Hospitals with a history
Hospitals keep books, ratings, trauma levels, research, checkups, chronic-care programs, and department state.
Medicine under logistics
Five manufacturers research and supply hospitals by truck under real capacity and traffic constraints.
Lifeline transport
A separate medical transport company moves patients between facilities while preserving vanilla-roster hand-off.
District policy
Universal Healthcare, employer mandate, guaranteed issue, community rating, subsidy, and medicine trade are player levers.
Research paths
Hospital and manufacturer research trees make the next capability legible instead of hiding it behind totals.
Seven-tab dashboard
Facilities, Care, Transport, Operations, Insurance, Research, and Policies keep the whole system inspectable.
In your city
Not a mockup — real MedicalLife captures.
Selected from real gameplay. Each frame shows a different surface of the network: facility investment, care, and transport.
Inside the dashboard
Seven views of the same healthcare network.
Every surface below is captured and interactive.
Release boundary
Clear about what is live.
This is a feedback build. The labels below are part of the product contract, not a footnote.
- Care network + dashboardEpisodes and records, hospital enrollment and ratings, insurer activity, research, medicine supply, Lifeline transfers, checkups, chronic care, trauma levels, Universal Healthcare, private-facility level-ups and renames, and dashboard views.Confirmed live
- Facility & market lifecycleSpecialist capacity limits, staff-training effects, a private facility holding patients through a full stay, manufacturer rescue/consolidation, and rare failure paths.Still verifying
For players
New to MedicalLife? Start here.
A first-session walkthrough — how an episode opens, what each dashboard tab shows, and which policy levers are worth touching first.