Alternative to Iatrico

Relatica vs Iatrico, for a clinic in Cyprus

Iatrico is the practice management system most Cypriot doctors have heard of: it grew out of a Windows medical-records program from the early 2000s, took the Iatrico name in 2009 and moved to the cloud, with a rebuilt version launched in September 2024. If you are choosing between the two for a practice in Cyprus, the differences are in online booking, languages, how the GHS is handled and the pricing model. Both are made in Cyprus; both bill in euros.

What Iatrico is

Iatrico, from Nicosia, packs an electronic medical record and a practice management system into one subscription: a scheduler, invoices, receipts and expenses, financial reports, treatment planning with cost and time estimates, email and SMS reminders, a mobile app on the App Store and Google Play, and a physiotherapy edition with exercises, flowsheets and assessments. Data is hosted on Amazon Web Services in Ireland. Plans are billed annually: Essential at €20 a month for one practitioner with appointments and financials, Complete at €49 with medical records, and Physio at €39 for three physiotherapists. Every plan has unlimited users, locations and patients, and support is free.

Side by side

Iatrico facts from iatrico.com (plans, features and about pages), checked on 23 September 2026. Relatica facts from this site. Prices change; check both before deciding. Source, September 23, 2026.

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CriterionIatricoRelatica
Pricing modelPer practitioner, EUR, billed annually; three plansPer practitioner band, EUR, monthly or yearly; five plans
Entry price€20/month (Essential, one practitioner, +€9 per extra); records from €49 (Complete)Free (Solo); €49/month for one practitioner with everything (Practice); €99 for up to five (Team)
Free planNot listedYes, Solo, no time limit, up to 50 patients
Interface languagesNot stated on the siteEnglish, Greek, Russian, per user and per patient
Online booking for patientsNot listed on the features pageYes: a public booking page per location, confirmation optional
RemindersEmail and SMSEmail and SMS, 100 to 3,000 SMS a month included by plan
GHS (ΓεΣΥ)Not mentioned on the siteBeneficiary ID, co-payment at the desk, claim tracked to paid; no portal submission
Insurer claimsInvoicing and receiptsClaim with insurer, reference and status
Medical recordsYes, on Complete and PhysioYes, on Practice and above
Dental tooth chartNot listed on the features pageFDI chart with surfaces and history
Treatment plansYes, with cost and time estimatesPriced plans linked to appointments
Mobile appYes, App Store and Google PlayNo native app; the web app works on a phone
Calendar syncNot listedFeeds for Google, Outlook and Apple Calendar
LocationsUnlimited on every planOne on Practice and Team, three on Clinic, unlimited on Network
Storage1 GB (Essential), 3 GB (Complete, Physio)No stated limit
Data locationAWS, Ireland (EU)EU
Based inNicosia, CyprusLimassol, Cyprus

Choose Iatrico if

  • You want the lowest paid entry price with unlimited locations from day one.
  • You need a native mobile app for the doctor.
  • You are a physiotherapy practice and want exercises, flowsheets and assessments built in.
  • You value a product that has been in Cypriot practices for well over a decade.

Choose Relatica if

  • You want patients to book themselves from a page you control.
  • Your team or your patients read Greek, English and Russian and you want each to see their own language.
  • You see GHS beneficiaries and want the co-payment and the claim in the diary, not in a spreadsheet.
  • You are a dental clinic and want a tooth chart and priced treatment plans.
  • You want to start free as a single practitioner and pay monthly when you grow.

Switching from Iatrico

Export your patient list from Iatrico as CSV or Excel and import it into Relatica; names, phones, emails, dates of birth and GHS beneficiary numbers are mapped automatically. Visit history, invoices and clinical notes do not transfer between systems; most clinics keep read access to the old system for a few months and start fresh records from the switch date. Solo is free and paid plans have a 14-day trial, so you can run both side by side.

Questions about switching

Is Relatica cheaper than Iatrico?

It depends on what you need. Iatrico's Essential plan is €20 a month but does not include medical records; Complete with records is €49, the same as Relatica Practice, which also includes online booking, reminders and claim tracking. For one practitioner who wants to start free, Relatica Solo has no equivalent on Iatrico's price list.

Does Iatrico support the GHS?

Iatrico's public pages do not mention the GHS, so we cannot say what it does; ask them. Relatica records the beneficiary number, applies the co-payment and tracks the claim to paid. Neither product submits claims to the GHS portal for you as far as their pages state; you do that on the portal.

What does Iatrico have that Relatica does not?

A native mobile app, a physiotherapy edition with exercises and flowsheets, unlimited locations on every plan, and a much longer history in Cyprus. We list this so you can decide honestly.

Is Relatica in Greek?

Yes, fully: the app, the booking page, patient messages and this site, in Greek, English and Russian. Iatrico's site does not state its interface languages.

Can I try Relatica while still on Iatrico?

Yes. Solo is free with no time limit and paid plans have a 14-day trial. Import a CSV export and run both for a while.

Try Relatica next to Iatrico

Solo is free. Import your patients and book a real week in both.

Iatrico is a trademark of its owner. This page describes Iatrico from its public website as of 23 September 2026 and may be out of date; it is not affiliated with or endorsed by Iatrico. Tell us if something is wrong and we will fix it.