Luscii

Luscii markets one app for every condition, linked to the hospital record. Its Dutch home page says it is used by 85 percent of hospitals and says it has launched in eleven countries across Europe and Africa.

Luscii healthtech B.V. publishes its Utrecht address, a privacy statement dated 23 March 2026 and separate terms for UK and US users.

A Library and a Builder

The Luscii Library holds programmes for more than 150 conditions, and a separate Medical Developer route lets organisations build their own. A clinical team can start from a template instead of a blank screen.

Fewer Alarms Reaching Clinicians

When a threshold is crossed, the patient can first answer targeted questions or receive self-care advice. In the COPD pathway at St. Antonius hospital, the company reports that 34 percent of alarms are handled automatically.

Hospital Record Integration

The product page lists FHIR-based integration with the electronic patient record, configurable alarms, trend graphs, video calls and messaging, and the device is described as a CE class IIa medical device.

Limitations to Consider

Luscii shows no price and does not state a hosting location on the pages we reviewed. The product pages we could read are mostly in Dutch, and the English-language claims about reach come from the vendor alone. Smaller practices will find Medixine or Cuviva easier to white-label.

Who Should Use Luscii

Dutch and wider European hospitals that want a broad programme library and tight record integration.