Scan.com Raises $220M Series C
Scan.com raises $220M in Series C equity and debt funding led by Noteus Partners to expand its AI-driven medical imaging network in the US.
Scan.com Raises $220M Series C
Scan.com, headquartered in Atlanta, United States, is a medical imaging network platform that connects patients, doctors, and imaging centers. The company has secured $220 million in a combined equity and debt financing round. The investment includes a $90 million Series C equity round and $130 million in debt facilities to accelerate the expansion of its diagnostic imaging infrastructure across the United States.
Investors
The $90 million equity round was led by Noteus Partners, with participation from Aviva, Concord Health Partners, YZR Capital, and Oxford Capital. The $130 million debt facilities were provided by VerisFi Capital and Atempo Growth.
Scan.com Use of Funds
Scan.com will use the new capital to further expand its network of imaging providers across the United States. Additionally, the funds will support ongoing investment in the company's API and agentic AI infrastructure, which automates patient routing, scan scheduling, and diagnostic result delivery.
About Scan.com
Founded in 2021 by Charlie Bullock and Oli White, Scan.com provides a unified medical imaging network platform that integrates with independent imaging centers' scheduling systems and electronic medical records. Its mission is to standardize medical imaging infrastructure in the US by enabling digital health providers and health plans to access a nationwide network through a single API, ensuring faster and more affordable diagnostic results for patients.
Funding Details
Company Website: https://scan.com
Company: Scan.com
Raised: $220M
Round: Series C
Funding Date: August 31, 2026
Lead Investor: Noteus Partners
Additional Investors: Aviva, Concord Health Partners, YZR Capital, Oxford Capital, VerisFi Capital, Atempo Growth
Company Website: https://scan.com
Software Category: HealthTech
Source: https://scan.com/media/press-releases/scan-com-series-c-2026