Hyro sells conversational AI agents to health systems, and its stack shows the integration surface it competes on: Epic Systems, Cerner, Genesys and Cisco sit alongside Python, Node.js and TypeScript. Current hiring is small and senior-weighted, with VP-level roles across marketing, product and sales. Projects center on ABM, renewal and expansion playbooks, which points to a push to grow revenue inside existing accounts rather than only adding new logos.
Hyro, founded in 2018 and headquartered in New York, builds an AI agent platform that automates patient conversations and workflows for healthcare organizations. Its assistants run across call centers, websites, SMS and mobile apps. The product is designed to meet HIPAA requirements and connects with the clinical and contact-center systems health systems already operate. The company is privately held, has 51–200 employees, and hires in the United States and Israel.
Hyro's engineering stack includes Python, Node.js, TypeScript, React, Docker, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Snowflake and BigQuery. It also integrates with Epic Systems, Cerner, Genesys and Cisco, and its go-to-market tools include Salesforce, HubSpot and Outreach.
Hyro is headquartered in New York, NY. It is a privately held company founded in 2018 and currently hires in the United States and Israel.
Hyro is launching integrated ABM campaigns, building analytics infrastructure and rearchitecting its marketing tools. It is also extending its AI agents into additional capabilities and creating renewal and expansion playbooks.
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