Neko Health, the body-scanning startup founded by Spotify co-founder Daniel Ek, secured $700 million in its latest funding round, the company announced this week. The fresh capital injection boosts Neko Health’s total funding to over $1.5 billion since its inception, supporting its expansion in the health technology sector, according to techcrunch.com.
The funding round was led by existing investors alongside new backers attracted by Neko Health’s innovative approach to health diagnostics using advanced body-scanning technology. Daniel Ek emphasized the company’s commitment to transforming preventive healthcare by enabling early detection of diseases through non-invasive scans. The company plans to use the funds to accelerate product development and scale operations globally, techcrunch.com reported.
Neko Health’s latest raise highlights growing investor interest in health tech startups focused on early diagnostics and personalized care. The $700 million round ranks among the largest in the sector this year, reflecting confidence in technology-driven healthcare solutions. Comparable deals in the space include recent rounds by companies like Tempus and Freenome, which also leverage AI and imaging to improve patient outcomes, according to techcrunch.com.
Neko Health aims to deploy its body-scanning devices across multiple markets by the end of 2026, targeting clinics and wellness centers. The company disclosed plans to launch new AI-powered features in the next quarter, enhancing diagnostic accuracy. The $700 million funding round was officially closed on July 14, as per the company’s statement to techcrunch.com.