A London radiology startup has collected $220M in fresh equity and debt. The cash will expand its US network of imaging appointments. Noteus Partners led a $90M equity round, with Aviva, Concord Health Partners, YZR Capital and Oxford Capital joining in. VerisFi Capital and Atempo Growth added $130M in debt facilities.
Scan.com runs a booking platform that links patients, health systems and imaging centers to open scanner capacity, with AI tools and API hooks automating the workflow. Revenue doubled in the past year, reaching a $165M annualized run rate, the company said.
The US imaging market tops $100B, yet about 85% of scans are still arranged by fax or telephone, per the startup. Appointment backlogs stretch for weeks while some centers leave scanners dark. Scan.com argues its network turns idle capacity into revenue and shortens waits.
The new capital will fund a bigger provider network and a deeper AI and API layer, letting hospitals plug imaging capacity into their own workflows. The company’s pitch is simple: radiology demand is not the bottleneck, coordination is.
For health systems, the deal is another sign that imaging is becoming a platform business. The winners will be the companies that make spare scanner capacity findable, bookable and payable in real time.
