Medical Wing
Handle routine symptoms and standard medicine interactions here.
Route tip: Keep a treatment player close to the medical beds while admissions continues.
Learn what each wing and facility does, then use the route table to keep patients and teammates moving.
Choose roles and prepare between shifts.
Protect the check-in queue and catch anomalies early.
Separate routine treatment from emergency timers.
Handle routine symptoms and standard medicine interactions here.
Route tip: Keep a treatment player close to the medical beds while admissions continues.
Run urgent care, surgery, scans, and high-risk treatment interactions.
Route tip: Send the strongest treatment player here when an ambulance or critical patient interrupts the queue.
Check in patients, manage the front desk, and access selected starter tools.
Route tip: Keep one player at reception during large arrivals so the treatment team is not pulled away.
Buy cash items, replenish core tools, and prepare for later events.
Route tip: Buy the item that solves the next failure risk instead of spending all cash on convenience.
Choose classes, inspect the Journal, meet characters, and prepare the next run.
Route tip: Use the lobby pause between shifts to assign roles and restock before starting again.
Purchase repeatable consumables and quick recovery items.
Route tip: Check it before spending the rest of your cash in the shop because a cheaper repeatable option may be available.
| Task | Route | Why this route works |
|---|---|---|
| New shift begins | Lobby → Reception Office → Supplies Shop | Equip the class, check the cash loadout, and assign roles before admitting patients. |
| Routine patient queue | Reception Office → Medical Wing | Keep admissions and treatment moving in parallel. |
| Critical patient | Reception Office → Emergency Wing | Move the timer-sensitive patient first and leave routine work to the second role. |
| Fire or roaming threat | Lobby/Supplies Shop → affected room | Take the correct counter before entering the route. |
The hospital works best when each player owns a lane. Keep the front desk stable, move treatment supplies toward the active wing, and reserve the shortest route for the next timer rather than the next ordinary patient.
Before a difficult shift, use the Items guide to decide what to carry and the Emergency Solver to decide which room takes priority.
Use the Supplies Shop for the main cash loadout and check the Vending Machine for repeatable quick purchases.
Use the lobby between shifts to choose and equip a class before starting the next run.
Route urgent ambulance work toward the Emergency Wing, while another player keeps the reception queue and normal treatment moving.
Give one player reception duty, one player medical treatment, and one player emergency response. Rotate only when a timer or threat requires it.