Maritime
Run crew health across the fleet, one record per seafarer
Every vessel's medical operation on one system: PEME results in, fitness to work, daily care under shore supervision, case management and the medicine chest.

The problem
After the pre-employment medical, the record goes dark
Crew health is screened once before joining, then carried aboard in a folder that stays with the ship. What is found at sea, treated, repatriated or diverted for is written down somewhere else each time, and the picture only assembles when a claim does.
81%
of crew deaths reported to a P&I club were illness, not injury
Britannia P&I Crew Claims Report, 2026
95%
of acute medical cases at sea are treated on board, without evacuation
CDC Yellow Book, 2026
4%
of seafarers fail an enhanced pre-employment medical, the last exam before service
International Group club data, Shipowners' Club, 2022
Segments
Prove crew health across the fleet
Vetting decides which tankers work, and the bar keeps rising
What MyC brings
- Run the vessel medical operation on one system, PEME to pharmacy
- Hold one record per seafarer, across ships and rotations
- Answer vetting questionnaires and TMSA from the record
58%
of crew illness deaths reported to a P&I club were cardiovascular
Britannia P&I Crew Claims Report, 2026

An expedition ship carries a hospital's responsibility, days from evacuation
What MyC brings
- Run guest and crew care on one system aboard
- Supervise every ship's clinic from shore, with cases reviewed
- Bring the specialist to the case instead of diverting
80%
of onboard deaths are cardiovascular, from about 3% of medical center visits
CDC Yellow Book, 2026

Owners are won on demonstrated standards and lost on incidents
What MyC brings
- Deploy across the managed fleet with no hardware aboard
- Standardize crew medical operations across every owner's vessels
- Show crew health governance at each owner review and tender
39,100
officer shortage across world shipping in 2026, widened from 26,240 in 2021
BIMCO and ICS, Seafarer Workforce Report 2026

The owned assets and the chartering book now face the same question
What MyC brings
- Run one medical standard across owned sites and terminals
- Hold surveillance and fitness records per exposure, for decades
- Make crew health evidence part of what vetting expects
90%
of the world's ocean-going tonnage is entered with the clubs that pay crew claims
International Group of P&I Clubs

Use cases
One platform for the ship's clinic and the fleet ashore
Every consultation, certificate and case aboard lands in one record per seafarer, and reads ashore as anonymized fleet trends.
Explore the platformElectronic Health Record
One record per seafarer, across ships and contracts
A seafarer keeps the same record from one contract to the next, on whichever vessel they join. The medic opens the full history at the first consultation, wherever the previous one happened.

Occupational health
Certify fitness before the crew change, not after
PEME results, vaccinations and medical certificates with expiry alerts per seafarer and per vessel. The crewing desk sees who is certified, the master sees who is due.
Primary care
Handle what comes to the ship's clinic every day
Deliver care in a clinical-first interface, from consultations, tests and procedures, to prescriptions, sick leaves and the day's clinic list.

Case management
Decide the diversion on the record, not on a phone call
Escalate to a shore doctor or a specialist with the full history attached, and every step recorded until the case is closed, whether the case is managed aboard or ashore.

Clinical governance
Evidence the activities and decisions
Medical activities and decisions are logged in one platform, for decades. The audit trail builds itself and is current on any day across all sites.

Pharmacy
Cut the cost of medication and equipment
Supply and stock management for medication, consumables, and equipment, linked to prescriptions, with per-site expiry tracking.
Data intelligence
See where crew ill-health concentrates, across the fleet
Aggregated and anonymized outputs from the same clinical activity, so fleet medical, crewing and HSE each see relevant metrics as their role permits.
Customers
One health record across ships, owners and rotations
Deployment
Not just a platform. A partner.
Set up in two weeks
Platform configuration to your use cases, data import, and live training of medical teams.
Support 24/7
Live chat in product around the clock, for any question, from any site and any time zone.
Dedicated account manager
A single point of contact sharing performance indicators and best practices to increase the ROI of MyC.
In numbers
Built for medical operations at scale
Built by doctors, MyC matches the daily clinical work of medical teams on remote sites, clinics, and corporate offices: one platform, one record structure, and reporting from live data.
1M
Electronic Health Records managed
800
sites deployed across 67 countries
24/7
live support
Who uses MyC?
Does the record follow a seafarer from one vessel to the next?
Can a shore doctor supervise the medic or the master aboard?
Does MyC hold PEME results and medical certificates?
Can MyC produce the medical log that inspections ask for?
How long does it take to deploy MyC on a vessel?
Can HSE and HR see workforce health without seeing medical records?
How does MyC handle regulations that change from one country to the next?
How do you handle data security and privacy?
Does MyC integrate with other tools?
You’re accountable for employee health. Make it provable.
Connect medical care to a clearer view of risk, compliance and cost across every site.




