Corilus

Corilus sells CareConnect, a modular practice-management platform used across an unusually wide span of Belgian healthcare professions: general practitioners, pharmacists, dentists, physiotherapists, nurses, midwives, ophthalmologists and specialists including dermatologists, cardiologists and paediatricians. Rather than one product per discipline built independently, the modules share patient records and integrate with Belgian eHealth services, so a GP and a pharmacist can see the same medication history through their own interface.

Scale is the evidence for that model working: Corilus reports more than 47,000 customers across roughly 540 employees, which for a Belgian-only vendor is a substantial share of the country's primary care software market — a position closer to CompuGroup Medical's breadth-across-settings approach than to a single-discipline EHR.

Corilus NV is registered in Ghent, Belgium (enterprise number 0428.555.896). No public price list is available; access is quoted per practice and module, consistent with how most of this category sells.

What Corilus does well

• One platform across eight or more healthcare professions
• Shared records between GPs, pharmacists and specialists
• Integrated with Belgian eHealth services
• Large installed base: 47,000+ customers
• Breadth across Belgian primary and allied care

Where Corilus falls short

• Pricing not published
• Primarily a Belgian product
• Breadth across professions means each module is narrower than a dedicated specialist system
• Module pricing adds up for a multi-discipline practice

Standout feature. The same patient record follows a GP, a pharmacist and a physiotherapist, each through a module built for their own profession.