The Moxie Health Group Makes the Inc. 5000 on Its First Try — at No. 277

There are milestones that make you stop for a moment and appreciate just how far you’ve come. For The Moxie Health Group, this is one of them. In its first year of eligibility, Moxie has been named one of the fastest-growing private companies in America, earning the No. 277 spot on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list.

And there’s even more to celebrate.

Moxie ranked in the top 6 percent of companies on this year’s list, as well as No. 35 among healthcare and medical companies, No. 27 in Miami, and No. 40 in Florida.

“This recognition belongs to every clinician, partner and team member who helped build Moxie,” says Gustavo Ferrer, MD, founder of The Moxie Health Group. “Our growth reflects something much bigger than a number. It reflects the need for new ways of delivering and supporting healthcare.”

The annual Inc. 5000 list recognizes the nation’s fastest-growing privately held companies based on three-year revenue growth.

For Moxie, the recognition comes as the company continues to build an organization designed around a rapidly changing healthcare landscape.

What’s Driving Moxie’s Growth 

Moxie works with healthcare organizations to provide the operational and technological infrastructure needed to deliver care more efficiently. Its work brings together clinical expertise, healthcare operations and technology, with an emphasis on keeping physicians and other healthcare professionals at the center of care.

The recognition also comes at a time when healthcare organizations across the country are facing increasing pressure to care for more patients while navigating staffing shortages, administrative demands and rapidly evolving technology.

For Moxie, growth has meant finding new ways to address those challenges while maintaining a focus on the people delivering and receiving care.

“We believe technology should support healthcare professionals, not replace them,” Dr. Ferrer says. “Whether we’re talking about artificial intelligence, clinical operations or new models of care, the human element has to remain at the center.”

Building a Better Way to Deliver Care

The Inc. 5000 list has recognized the growth of independent American businesses for decades. Past honorees range from emerging companies to brands that later became household names, including Chobani, Grubhub, Meta, Microsoft, Zappos, and more.

Now, The Moxie Health Group joins that group at No. 277.

“We’re proud of how quickly Moxie has grown, but growth is only meaningful if we use it to make healthcare work better,” Dr. Ferrer says. “This is a milestone for our team, and we’re just getting started.”