Aviva Ventures and Simplyhealth invest in Scan.com

To develop bespoke products

Jaskeet Briah
clock • 1 min read

Scan.com has raised $12 million (£9.66 million) through a Series A round co-led by Aviva Ventures, Simplyhealth Ventures, YZR Capital, Oxford Capital and Triple Point Ventures, with Forefront Venture Partners participating.

Scan.com provides private medical imaging services and the capital will be used to develop bespoke products and integrations for UK insurers. It will be used to improve access to diagnostic imaging and medical screening exams, through Scan.com's consumer facing marketplace and application programming interface (API). This will help to boost healthcare referral processes to "deliver life-saving imaging access" and to provide quicker results for patients, Scan.com noted. The company said the plans will cement Scan.com as a "key" healthtech infrastructure provider, particularly in the pr...

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