Agnos, Inc

Healthcare technology from a Miami consultancy

Agnos is a technology consultancy whose work is concentrated on healthcare. It says it builds solutions that improve life for patients and their providers by putting empathy at the center of design and development, and that its partnerships with medical practices and healthcare technology companies have raised the standard of product development and service delivery in an industry it sees as full of untapped opportunities.

Software engineering for healthcare products

The engineering offer is a full engagement from the first idea to ongoing support. It starts with product strategy and market analysis, moves through product and UX design and cloud-native architecture, and continues with full-stack development, DevOps, quality assurance, release management and product support. The firm says it applies its healthcare knowledge and global resources to this work, and tries to ensure that changes it makes to a client's systems are substantial and long-lasting while keeping capital and operating spend in check.

Recruiting healthcare technology staff

A second business line is healthcare IT recruiting. Agnos helps clients write job descriptions, find product management and software development candidates, interview them alongside its own product and technical subject matter experts, and then assist with hiring and onboarding so that new contractors or employees become productive quickly. It also offers Recruiting as a Service, a platform that gives clients access to its recruiters, its recruiting processes and its recruiting software, so they can scale hiring up or down as needed.

Infrastructure, security and digital agency work

The company lists cloud, data center and infrastructure services for healthcare, as well as healthcare enterprise security services and the design and staffing of IT organizations. A healthcare digital agency strand covers brand content, community building around products and automating digital sales and marketing, with the stated aim of improving public acceptance of a client's brand.

Who the clients are

Its principal markets are healthcare providers, life sciences organizations and payors. It also names the travel and hospitality trade and the financial sector, covering banks and insurers, as markets it serves, and it uses the phrase bridging the digital divide for its overall mission.