Alliar was founded in 2010, from the merger of four leading companies in the imaging diagnostics sector. In this sense, Alliar is currently the second largest company in the field in Brazil, with a technological park and coverage in 43 cities across 10 Brazilian states.
Its business model follows the hub and spoke model, which continues with the association with regional companies, followed by the opening of units in nearby cities, within the radius of influence.
Thus, Alliar Médicos à Frente ensures presence in major Brazilian centers, such as the cities of São Paulo, Belo Horizonte, and Salvador, and is also present in care units spread across small and medium Brazilian cities that have high growth and development potential.
Nowadays, Alliar is responsible for over 5,600 employees, in addition to approximately 1,200 doctors who provide services to the general community. With its mission to unite technology and innovative entrepreneurship, Alliar seeks to bring medical excellence in its diagnostics throughout Brazil.
Alliar Médicos à Frente was founded in 2011, from the merger of four leading companies in the medical imaging diagnostics segment that operated in Belo Horizonte, Juiz de Fora, Campo Grande, and São José dos Campos. Currently, the company has established itself among the three largest in the country, with a presence in 10 Brazilian states.
In recent years, Alliar has partnered with other companies and together they opened new care units, expanding the brand to locations that previously had no medical coverage. The adopted business model allowed doctors to remain at the forefront of the business, taking care of their laboratories and patients.
Throughout its history, Alliar Médicos à Frente has sought excellence in its services, which currently count with more than 5,000 employees and 1,200 doctors. In this sense, in pursuit of occupying the highest place, Alliar seeks to establish partnerships with the best radiologists, capable of performing high-complexity exams.
In recent years, Alliar received investments that exceeded R$100 million annually, which enabled growth above that projected by other companies in the segment and the first public-private partnership for imaging diagnostics in Brazil, which gave rise to RBD, responsible for imaging services in public hospitals in Bahia.
In 2016, the company completed its IPO, raising around R$766 million and since then has sought to provide excellent service to patients seeking the imaging diagnostics services offered by Alliar Médicos à Frente.
