Scan.com Raises $220 Million to Build the Largest Medical Imaging Network in the US
New Series C equity round and debt facilities to expand Scan.com's US footprint and become the preeminent diagnostic imaging infrastructure across the nation
ATLANTA, August 31, 2026--Scan.com has closed $220 million in combined equity and debt financing after doubling revenue over the past year to surpass a $165 million annualized run rate.
The $90 million equity round was led by Noteus Partners, with participation from Aviva, Concord Health Partners, YZR Capital, Oxford Capital and others. $130 million of debt facilities supporting M&A and working capital were provided by VerisFi Capital and Atempo Growth.
Valued at over $100 billion,1 the US medical imaging market is one of the largest segments of American healthcare. It is also slow, expensive, fragmented and still largely offline, with 85% of scans still booked via fax or phone. Patients often wait weeks for a scan, and a national shortage of radiologists and technologists adds further pressure on the system.
Scan.com's data shows that the same MRI can cost a few hundred dollars at one center and several thousand at another a few miles away, where price is a poor guide to quality. At the same time, some centers are booked weeks out, while scanners nearby sit idle, and the marketing and administrative cost of filling them lands on patients too. The problem is not a shortage of machines. It is that nothing connects the patient to the right one at the right time.
"The US runs around 600 million medical imaging scans a year, and there is still no national infrastructure behind them," said Charlie Bullock, co-founder and CEO of Scan.com. "Labs got that decades ago with Quest Diagnostics and Labcorp. Imaging never did, and that is what we have built.
"An employer, a health plan or a digital health app can now connect to imaging capacity nationwide through a single API, and their patients get scanned at a quality-checked center in days rather than weeks, at a price they can see before they schedule. This investment is about making that the standard in US healthcare, rather than the exception."
Where similar companies rely on static provider directories, Scan.com is the first to bring search, scheduling and results delivery for imaging into a single national API, integrating live and two-way with independent imaging centers' own scheduling systems and electronic medical records (EMRs). Digital health providers, employer benefit platforms, third-party administrators, health plans and workers' compensation systems plug in with a few lines of code and no separate integrations required.