Neko Health raises $700 million for body-scanning startup
Spotify founder Daniel Ek’s new venture, Neko Health, has raised $700 million to build a business centered on full-body health scans. The startup, which charges $500 per scan, says it's working to make preventative care more affordable and accessible. Other companies like Midjourney and Function Health are chasing similar goals, reflecting a surge of investor interest in consumer-focused health tech.
- Neko Health is led by Spotify's Daniel Ek
- Raised $700 million for body scanning business
- Scans cost $500 each
- Competition includes Midjourney and Function Health
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