Investor Intelligence
11 Medical Imaging Investors in the US
Medical-imaging investors with demonstrated activity across MRI, ultrasound, AI-assisted imaging and diagnostic devices in the United States.
- Medical Imaging
- Medical Devices
- Diagnostics
- United States
- Seed
- Series A
Medical imaging sits at the intersection of regulated hardware, clinical workflow, specialised data and increasingly sophisticated software. That combination creates a distinctive financing problem: investors need to underwrite technical risk, clinical evidence, regulatory strategy and hospital adoption while still supporting companies early enough for venture-scale upside.
DealBio selected 11 investors with evidenced relevance to early-stage medical imaging in the United States, using current investor research, financing precedents and public verification where needed.

S3 Ventures
Texas-born venture firm investing nationally across healthcare technology and business software.
- Stage
- Seed · Series A · Series B
- Sector / Focus
- Medical imaging · Medtech · Healthcare technology
- Investment markets
- United States
- Investor type
- VC
DCVC
Deep-tech venture firm backing companies that apply advanced computing and engineering to large industries.
- Stage
- Seed · Series A · Growth
- Sector / Focus
- AI imaging · Medical imaging · Deep tech
- Investment markets
- United States
- Investor type
- VC
Dolby Family Ventures
Early-stage investor focused on science, engineering and technologies with the potential to reshape major markets.
- Stage
- Seed · Series A
- Sector / Focus
- Medical imaging · Deep tech · Healthcare
- Investment markets
- United States
- Investor type
- Family-backed VC

Zynext Ventures
Healthcare venture arm of Zydus Lifesciences investing in seed and early-stage biotech and health technologies.
- Stage
- Seed · Early stage
- Sector / Focus
- Medical imaging · Diagnostics · Healthcare technology
- Investment markets
- United States · Global
- Investor type
- Corporate VC

cultivate(MD)
Specialist medical-device venture fund investing in technologies intended to improve outcomes and reduce healthcare costs.
- Stage
- Early stage · Series A
- Sector / Focus
- Medical devices · MRI · Diagnostics
- Investment markets
- United States
- Investor type
- VC
Sonder Capital
Healthcare venture firm focused on technologies that can establish new standards of care.
- Stage
- Early stage
- Sector / Focus
- Medtech · Medical imaging · Diagnostics
- Investment markets
- United States
- Investor type
- VC

SHD Partners
Early-stage healthcare investor with a focus on medical technologies and clinically differentiated devices.
- Stage
- Seed · Early stage
- Sector / Focus
- Urology · Medical imaging · Medtech
- Investment markets
- United States
- Investor type
- VC

Healthier Capital
Healthcare-focused venture firm founded by former One Medical CEO Amir Dan Rubin.
- Stage
- Early stage · Growth
- Sector / Focus
- Healthcare technology · Imaging · Preventive health
- Investment markets
- United States
- Investor type
- VC

LDV Capital
Thesis-driven early-stage investor focused on businesses powered by visual technology and AI.
- Stage
- Pre-incorporation · Pre-seed · Seed
- Sector / Focus
- Computer vision · AI · Medical imaging
- Investment markets
- United States · Europe
- Investor type
- VC

ShangBay Capital
Palo Alto venture firm specialising in early-stage medical devices, biotechnology and digital health.
- Stage
- Seed · Series A
- Sector / Focus
- Medical devices · Portable MRI · Medtech
- Investment markets
- United States
- Investor type
- VC

Catalyst Health Ventures
Early-stage MedTech investor focused on therapeutic devices, diagnostic devices and digital-health technologies.
- Stage
- Early stage · Follow-on
- Sector / Focus
- Diagnostics · Medical devices · Medtech
- Investment markets
- United States
- Investor type
- VC
Methodology
DealBio builds investor lists using structured investor research, demonstrated investment activity and current public verification where needed. The methodology highlights investors with evidenced relevance to the article’s sector, stage and geography.