Deployed Medicine
U.S. military members.
The Defense Health Agency platform for Tactical Combat Casualty Care across every service branch. JTS authorized courses, competency frameworks, and assessment.
Allogy · Co-Responder
Military-grade casualty care training, built for the civilian side of the response.
Co-Responder is the civilian companion to Deployed Medicine, the Defense Health Agency platform used across the U.S. military. It carries Joint Trauma System authorized courses to EMS professionals, law enforcement, firefighters, medical staff, and partner nation forces who train to the TCCC standard.
01Access
One standard, two applications.
The Joint Trauma System provides two points of access to its authorized courses. U.S. military members train on Deployed Medicine. Everyone else trains on Co-Responder. Both applications run on the same platform and carry the same JTS content, so a civilian trauma nurse and a combat medic can hold the same verified standard.
Co-Responder
Civilian and non-U.S.-military responders.
The same courses and the same standard, licensed for the civilian side of the response: EMS, law enforcement, fire, hospital staff, and partner nation forces.
02In the app
Curated collections for the emergency medical space.
Co-Responder delivers curated content collections: JTS authorized TCCC courses, reference material, and product material from verified providers. Content is organized the way responders use it.
What responders get
- JTS authorized TCCC course content, in self-directed and instructor-led formats.
- Reference material at the point of need. Content downloads to the device and works offline, in the field.
- Records that hold up. Completions and assessments live in one place, ready when a certification or an audit asks.
- Collections that grow. Verified providers publish new courses and reference material into the shelves responders already follow.
Built on Capillary
The same infrastructure that runs Deployed Medicine.
Co-Responder runs on Capillary Learning, the platform underneath Deployed Medicine. Courses, assessments, and competency frameworks carry over intact, mapped to the same JTS standards.
03Training sites
Approved sites can teach on Co-Responder.
Approved training sites may be eligible for licenses to train JTS authorized TCCC courses on Co-Responder. The path has three steps.
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Step 1 · Certification
Your site is approved to train TCCC courses.
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Step 2 · Instructors
Licensed instructors complete the prerequisite Train the Trainer courses for the levels they teach.
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Step 3 · Approval
JTS approves your site through the Non-DoD Instructor Access form.
Once approved, your site pays the instructor and learner license fees and begins onboarding students. Sites with U.S. military training contracts may also be eligible for Deployed Medicine instructor access, which includes Co-Responder.
04Partners
Your content, in front of the responders who train with it.
Training programs and product providers can publish on Co-Responder. A shelf on a Co-Responder collection gives you author seats, unlimited content capacity, and a direct channel to end users: you set your pricing and sell courses or access licenses through the app.
What a shelf carries
- Courses and reference material, self-directed or instructor-led, priced by you.
- Product material in training context. Responders learn your product inside the courses that use it.
- Performance data that accrues. When responders train with your product, evaluation data collects in context, tied to real courses and real users. That record supports acquisitions conversations.
Publish on Co-Responder
Talk to us about a shelf.
Tell us about your content and your audience. We will walk you through collections, shelves, and what publishing looks like.
Ready when they are.
The TCCC standard, on the device your responders already carry.