Sirona Medical

Founded in 2024 and based in San Francisco, Epsilon Health is an "AI-native" radiology practice that embeds purpose-built AI directly into board-certified radiologists' diagnostic workflows, accelerating interpretation while preserving physician oversight and care quality. It currently reads 2,500+ imaging studies per day, has served 250,000+ patients, and handles more than half the imaging volume of one of the largest U.S. outpatient imaging providers.

Series A · 2026-09

Covera Health, founded in 2017 in New York, USA, uses AI and data analytics to help radiologists improve accuracy and reduce misdiagnoses. The company also completed the acquisition of CoRead, which uses AI to flag medical errors in radiology exams.

Series C · $50M · 2023-11

CARPL, founded in 2021 in San Francisco, helps hospitals select and integrate AI radiology applications into radiologist workflows, offering the only platform with validation and monitoring capabilities that integrates with PACS workstations.

Undisclosed · $6M · 2024-02

Bingjing Medical Intelligence (Suzhou Bingjing Intelligent Medical Technology Co., Ltd.), founded in 2021 in Suzhou, China, develops cardiovascular interventional imaging and intracardiac echocardiography (ICE) devices.

Series A · $139M · 2026-06

Shenzhen Deepwise Technology, founded in 2017 in Beijing, China, develops AI-powered medical imaging systems.

Series A · $73M · 2025-01

Huichuang Medical, founded in 2016 in Danyang, China, develops and commercializes brain-function medical devices. Its core product is a near-infrared brain imaging system that performs high-resolution quantitative brain function assessment while patients are in motion, speaking, or undergoing treatment.

Series B · $152M · 2024-06

Deepc, founded in 2019 in Munich, Germany, improves radiology workflows by integrating various AI tools, enabling radiologists to analyze medical images more efficiently.

Series A · $13M · 2024-07

Quibim, founded in 2012 in Valencia, Spain, applies AI to analyze MRI, CT, and PET scans to assist doctors in diagnosing cancers and neurological diseases, with 170 installations globally.

Series A · $50M · 2025-02

Raidium, founded in 2021 in France, develops an AI-powered platform that helps radiologists analyze medical images more efficiently and accurately. Raidium has developed the world's first radiology AI-native foundation model, delivering detailed 3D segmentation, advanced measurements, and automated analysis of complex biomarkers at unprecedented speed—2,500 times faster than manual methods.

Undisclosed · $13M · 2024-12

Harrison.ai, founded in 2017 in Sydney, Australia, develops AI tools to help doctors interpret medical images such as X-rays, CT scans, and pathology slides faster and more accurately. The company offers Annalise.ai for radiology and Franklin.ai for pathology. Annalise.ai currently operates in over 1,000 healthcare institutions across multiple countries, supporting more than 6 million patients annually.

Series C · $112M · 2025-05

Qure.AI, founded in 2016 in Mumbai, India, analyzes X-rays, CT scans, and other radiology images to detect abnormalities such as lung disease, stroke, and trauma.

Undisclosed · $65M · 2024-09

UltraSight, founded in 2018 as a joint venture of the Weizmann Institute of Science and NYU Grossman School of Medicine (formerly OnSight Medical), builds Echosystem, an FDA 510(k)-cleared AI-guided cardiac ultrasound workflow platform that lets non-specialist clinicians perform diagnostic-quality bedside echocardiography under physician oversight. It is deployed across more than 10 U.S. commercial ICU sites.

Series B · $42M · 2026-09