Scan.com Secures $220M for US Medical Imaging Expansion
September 2, 2026, 9:32 am
Location: United Kingdom, England, London
Employees: 10001+
Founded date: 1696
Total raised: $29.97M
Scan.com secured $220 million in new funding. This major capital injection targets US medical imaging network expansion. The company's AI-powered platform connects patients with imaging providers. It automates scheduling, streamlines results, and tackles market fragmentation. Scan.com aims to reduce patient wait times, improve access, and enhance price transparency nationwide. This move positions it as a key player in diagnostic healthcare.
Scan.com announces significant funding. The company secured $220 million. This capital infusion will fuel its expansion. It specifically targets the fragmented US medical imaging market. The funding package includes both equity and debt.
Noteus Partners led the equity round. This brought in $90 million. Other investors joined. Aviva, Concord Health Partners, YZR Capital, and Oxford Capital participated. An additional $130 million came as debt facilities. VerisFi Capital and Atempo Growth provided these funds. This substantial backing underscores investor confidence.
The US medical imaging market is vast. It exceeds $100 billion annually. Yet, this critical sector faces deep challenges. Fragmentation plagues the industry. Inefficiencies abound. Patients often encounter delays. Booking processes remain outdated. An estimated 85% of imaging scans still rely on fax or telephone. This slows everything. It creates bottlenecks.
Patients wait weeks for essential appointments. Meanwhile, some imaging centers have unused capacity. This imbalance wastes resources. It harms patient care. Pricing also presents a problem. Costs for identical scans vary widely. These disparities occur even between nearby facilities. Patients struggle to navigate this opaque system.
Scan.com developed a solution. It created a national technology network. This platform connects patients directly with available imaging capacity. It simplifies the entire process. Search, scheduling, and results delivery are integrated. This occurs within a single API. Healthcare organizations gain a powerful tool. They can connect to diverse imaging providers. No longer do they need separate integrations for each facility. This streamlines operations.
Artificial intelligence drives Scan.com’s platform. AI automates key parts of the imaging journey. Referrals are matched with providers. This matching considers availability, price, and clinical specialization. The platform also manages scheduling. Administrative paperwork is handled digitally. This reduces human error. It boosts efficiency.
Diagnostic results are routed promptly. They go to radiologists with relevant subspecialty expertise. This ensures accurate reads. It speeds up diagnoses. Scan.com blends this automation with human support. Dedicated care guides assist patients. This approach maintains high patient support. It simultaneously reduces heavy administrative workloads. Results typically return within 48 hours. This swift turnaround improves patient experience.
Scan.com has seen rapid growth. Its revenue doubled in the past year. The company reached a $165 million annualized revenue run rate. Last year, it generated $85 million in revenue. Over 900,000 patients have accessed care through its global network. This includes operations in the UK and the United States.
The company expanded into the US in 2023. It now operates across the nation. The US market generates most of its revenue. Approximately 80% of its workforce resides in the US. This highlights its significant American presence. Despite its growth, Scan.com remains a small participant in the broader US market. The company aims for greater leadership. It seeks to become a leading diagnostic imaging provider. Its expanding network supports this ambition.
The fresh capital will support further US expansion. Scan.com will deepen its imaging provider network. It plans significant investments in its API. Agentic AI infrastructure will also see development. These investments will improve patient matching. They will enhance scheduling capabilities. They will also refine how diagnostic results are connected and delivered.
Scan.com’s founders established the company in 2021. They include Charlie Bullock, Oliver Knight, Joe Daniels, Jasper Nissim, and Khalid Latief. Their initial focus addressed imaging access and capacity issues in the UK. The company successfully replicated its model. It then expanded into the much larger US market.
The latest financing positions Scan.com strategically. Its platform functions as critical infrastructure. It addresses a highly fragmented diagnostic imaging market. Its comprehensive approach combines several strengths. It offers robust provider connectivity. AI automation is central to its operations. A national scheduling system provides broad access. This integrated strategy can significantly reduce patient waiting times. It can also substantially improve price transparency. Scan.com’s advancements promise a more efficient, accessible, and cost-effective future for medical imaging. It represents a crucial step forward in modernizing healthcare delivery.
Scan.com announces significant funding. The company secured $220 million. This capital infusion will fuel its expansion. It specifically targets the fragmented US medical imaging market. The funding package includes both equity and debt.
Noteus Partners led the equity round. This brought in $90 million. Other investors joined. Aviva, Concord Health Partners, YZR Capital, and Oxford Capital participated. An additional $130 million came as debt facilities. VerisFi Capital and Atempo Growth provided these funds. This substantial backing underscores investor confidence.
The US medical imaging market is vast. It exceeds $100 billion annually. Yet, this critical sector faces deep challenges. Fragmentation plagues the industry. Inefficiencies abound. Patients often encounter delays. Booking processes remain outdated. An estimated 85% of imaging scans still rely on fax or telephone. This slows everything. It creates bottlenecks.
Patients wait weeks for essential appointments. Meanwhile, some imaging centers have unused capacity. This imbalance wastes resources. It harms patient care. Pricing also presents a problem. Costs for identical scans vary widely. These disparities occur even between nearby facilities. Patients struggle to navigate this opaque system.
Scan.com developed a solution. It created a national technology network. This platform connects patients directly with available imaging capacity. It simplifies the entire process. Search, scheduling, and results delivery are integrated. This occurs within a single API. Healthcare organizations gain a powerful tool. They can connect to diverse imaging providers. No longer do they need separate integrations for each facility. This streamlines operations.
Artificial intelligence drives Scan.com’s platform. AI automates key parts of the imaging journey. Referrals are matched with providers. This matching considers availability, price, and clinical specialization. The platform also manages scheduling. Administrative paperwork is handled digitally. This reduces human error. It boosts efficiency.
Diagnostic results are routed promptly. They go to radiologists with relevant subspecialty expertise. This ensures accurate reads. It speeds up diagnoses. Scan.com blends this automation with human support. Dedicated care guides assist patients. This approach maintains high patient support. It simultaneously reduces heavy administrative workloads. Results typically return within 48 hours. This swift turnaround improves patient experience.
Scan.com has seen rapid growth. Its revenue doubled in the past year. The company reached a $165 million annualized revenue run rate. Last year, it generated $85 million in revenue. Over 900,000 patients have accessed care through its global network. This includes operations in the UK and the United States.
The company expanded into the US in 2023. It now operates across the nation. The US market generates most of its revenue. Approximately 80% of its workforce resides in the US. This highlights its significant American presence. Despite its growth, Scan.com remains a small participant in the broader US market. The company aims for greater leadership. It seeks to become a leading diagnostic imaging provider. Its expanding network supports this ambition.
The fresh capital will support further US expansion. Scan.com will deepen its imaging provider network. It plans significant investments in its API. Agentic AI infrastructure will also see development. These investments will improve patient matching. They will enhance scheduling capabilities. They will also refine how diagnostic results are connected and delivered.
Scan.com’s founders established the company in 2021. They include Charlie Bullock, Oliver Knight, Joe Daniels, Jasper Nissim, and Khalid Latief. Their initial focus addressed imaging access and capacity issues in the UK. The company successfully replicated its model. It then expanded into the much larger US market.
The latest financing positions Scan.com strategically. Its platform functions as critical infrastructure. It addresses a highly fragmented diagnostic imaging market. Its comprehensive approach combines several strengths. It offers robust provider connectivity. AI automation is central to its operations. A national scheduling system provides broad access. This integrated strategy can significantly reduce patient waiting times. It can also substantially improve price transparency. Scan.com’s advancements promise a more efficient, accessible, and cost-effective future for medical imaging. It represents a crucial step forward in modernizing healthcare delivery.