Spotify founder Daniel Ek’s latest venture, body-scanning startup Neko Health, is poised to enter the US market after raising a staggering $700 million from an impressive list of investors. The company plans to open its first clinic in New York this year and aims to revolutionize preventive healthcare with full-body scans using AI.
Operating quietly since 2018, Neko Health now runs eight clinics in the UK and Sweden, offering comprehensive health assessments through cutting-edge technology. With a growing interest in longevity and biohacking, the company hopes its proactive screening can catch diseases early before symptoms arise.
The funding will also support research into scalable prevention technologies, potentially making healthcare more accessible. However, Neko’s ability to keep up with demand remains a challenge, as over 350,000 people have already expressed interest in the service.
Will Neko Health succeed in its mission? Only time—and technology—will tell.







