StartUp Health Insights: scan.com Closes £2.2M to Make Diagnostic Imaging Accessible to All

StartUp Health Insights: scan.com Closes £2.2M to Make Diagnostic Imaging Accessible to All | Week of Sep 13, 2022

StartUp Health portfolio company scan.com aims to dramatically speed up the process of booking and receiving results for medical imaging scans. The London-based company plans to use the new funds to expand its diagnostics-as-a-service offering in the US and Germany and rapidly scale its B2B platform in the UK.

Our team tracked more than $400M in health innovation funding reported this week, including £2.2M ($2.5M) for StartUp Health portfolio company scan.com, a London, UK-based digital platform for booking and receiving medical scan results. The round was led by Triple Point Ventures, with participation from StartUp Health, Plug and Play Ventures, and YZR Capital. <source>

Other recent deals included:

Nimbus Therapeutics, a Cambridge, MA-based drug discovery company using computational technologies and machine learning-based predictive modeling approaches, raised $125M from Bain Capital Life Sciences, SV Health Investors, Access Biotechnology, Atlas Venture, BVF Partners, Bill Gates, Lightstone Ventures, Pfizer Ventures, RA Capital Management, and SR One. <source>

Forge Biologics, a Columbus, OH-based provider of a gene therapy-focused contract development and manufacturing organization, raised $90M led by Drive Capital and Aisling Capital. <source>

Elephas, a Madison, WI-based oncology diagnostics platform, raised $41.5M led by ARCH Venture Partners, with participation from Moore Strategic Ventures, Tao Capital Partners,y Northpond Ventures, Sands Capital, and WARF Ventures. <source>

PurpleLab, a Wayne, PA-based health tech company providing a no-code analytics platform, raised $40M led by Primus Capital, with participation from Edison Partners. <source>

LetsGetChecked, a Dublin, Ireland-based home diagnostics startup, raised $20M from Casdin Capital, Transformation Capital, and Morgan Health. <source>

Otolith, a Washington, DC-based medtech company developing noninvasive wearable devices for the treatment of vestibular disorders, raised $20M from Morningside Ventures. <source>

InsideTracker, a Boston, MA-based healthspan optimization platform, raised $15M led by PeakBridge, with participation from Cornucopian Capital, OurCrowd, BASF Venture Capital, and existing investors. <source>

CertifyOS, a New York, NY-based provider intelligence platform, raised $14.5M led by General Catalyst, with participation from Upfront Ventures, Max Ventures, and Arkitekt Ventures. <source>

Upfront Healthcare Services, a Chicago, IL-based communication and patient engagement platform, raised $10M co-led by Baird Capital, Echo Health Ventures, and First Trust Capital Partners, with participation from LRVHealth, Hyde Park Venture Partners, and Nashville Capital Network. <source>

HealthMatch, a Surry Hills, Australia-based clinical trial platform, raised A$10M ($6.8M) led by Folklore Ventures, with participation from Square Peg Capital and others. <source>

Dyania Health, an Athens, Greece- and Los Angeles, CA-based clinical research startup, raised $5M led by Innospark Ventures, with participation from Outsiders Fund, Wild Basin, and Big Pi.

Millie, a Berkeley, CA-based tech-enabled maternity clinic, raised $4M led by TMV Ventures and BBG Ventures, with participation from Venn Growth Partners, Looking Glass Capital, Learn Capital, Hustle Fund, and others. <source>

Trek Health, a San Mateo, CA-based payment and insurance workflow automation platform for mental health provider groups, raised $2.7M led by Lionheart Ventures, with participation from Founder Collective, Altman Capital, Ford Street Ventures, and others. <source>

Evrima, a Sydney, Australia-based clinical trial technology startup, raised A$3M ($2M) from Artesian. <source>

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