Aviva plc commits further £150 million to Aviva Ventures and invests the first £1.5 million in Scan.com
Aviva today announces the commitment of a further £150m to its corporate venture capital fund,
Aviva is also announcing the new fund's first investment, an investment in Scan.com, a business helping individuals and organisations book diagnostics scans such as MRI, ultrasounds and x-rays. Scan.com launched in 2017 and has a network of 150 scanning centres across the
"Innovation is central to Aviva's strategy and our ambition to deliver great outcomes for our customers. The £150m commitment to
"Our investment in Scan.com is a statement of our intent - they are growing rapidly, have a unique customer proposition and are already leading the way on medical imaging services in the
"We are thrilled to have such strong support from Aviva as we continue to build Scan.com across the
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Aviva Ventures was set up in 2016 with an initial £100m investment, as part of Aviva's commitment to innovation. The fund focuses on investments where Aviva can develop a strategic relationship. Investment themes include customer wellbeing, mobility, sustainability, and the opportunities created by new technology developments like Artificial Intelligence. Previous investments include Tembo Money, Outdoorsy, Shepper and Owlstone Medical.
About Scan.com
- Scan.com launched in 2017 and has a network of 150 scanning centres across the
UK . Scan.com has helped over 10,000 patients and is now theUK market leader in medical imaging services, receiving referrals from hundreds of clinicians, consultants, health insurers and telehealth providers every month. Scan.com can deliver results to patients in as little as a week, reducing waiting times and improving patient care outcomes. Aviva has supported Scan.com since 2021, when they joined Aviva's innovation partnerFounders Factory as part of their accelerator programme. - Scan.com began as a side project, co-founded by clinicians who experienced inefficiencies when trying to organise diagnostics for their patients.
- Scan.com's mission is to make medical imaging accessible for everyone. It offers an appointment booking engine for patients, a portal for referring providers, and an API for digital health partners, across the
UK and theUSA . - Their 2021
$2m seed round, co-led byOxford Capital and YZR, and backed by notable angel investors includingTom Blomfield (ex-Monzo) andEvelyn Bourke (ex-BUPA), launched Scan.com full-time. Supercharged by a subsequent$2.2m extension in 2022 led byTriple Point Ventures , the team is now 30-strong across theUK and US.
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