- Spotify founder’s health tech startup Neko launches in London
- Neko offers AI-powered body scans for early disease detection
- The company expands internationally after success in Sweden
Cat’s out of the bag
Neko Health, the AI-powered body-scanning startup co-founded by Spotify’s Daniel Ek, has launched its first clinic outside Sweden in London.
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For £299, clients receive a comprehensive health scan generating millions of datapoints to detect potential cardiovascular, metabolic, and cancerous conditions.
The company’s innovative approach to preventative healthcare has already shown promising results in Stockholm.
Scanning for success
Since its inception, Neko has scanned over 2,700 individuals, identifying serious health issues in 1% of cases where patients were previously unaware.
The company’s expansion comes on the heels of a successful first year in Sweden, where it operates two clinics and has amassed a waiting list of 22,000 potential customers.
Tech meets healthcare
Neko’s futuristic clinics offer a spa-like experience combined cutting-edge technology.
Patients undergo a series of non-invasive scans and tests, including a full-body scan using 70 sensors and cameras.
The company aims to address the growing pressure on healthcare systems by focusing on early detection and prevention of chronic diseases.
