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Cent Raises $15 Million to Scale Preventive Healthcare

The Series A was co-led by Blume Ventures and South Park Commons.

Jhanvi Shah Oct 27, 2026, 5:34 PM IST 2 min read

Key Takeaways

Cent raised $15 million in a Series A round, including equity and debt.
Blume Ventures and South Park Commons co-led the round.
Cent acquired Medsee, an AI-powered radiology reporting platform.
The funds are for R&D and for growing AI, engineering and clinical teams.
Cent says it has done about 10,000 whole-body scans and targets 10 million by 2035.

Cent, a Bengaluru-based preventive healthcare startup, has raised $15 million in a Series A round co-led by Blume Ventures and South Park Commons. The round includes both equity and debt. The company also said it has acquired Medsee, an AI-powered radiology reporting platform.

Individual investors in the round include Arun Sarin, the former CEO of Vodafone, and Srinivas Narayanan, a former B2B CTO at OpenAI. Sharath Narayana, Krishna Sridhar and Aprameya Radhakrishna also took part.

Cent's $15 million Series A at a glance

Detail	Cent
Amount	$15 million
Round	Series A, equity and debt
Co-led by	Blume Ventures and South Park Commons
Individual investors	Arun Sarin, Srinivas Narayanan, Sharath Narayana, Krishna Sridhar, Aprameya Radhakrishna
Sector	Preventive healthcare
Centres	Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi NCR
Use of funds	R&D and growing the AI, engineering and clinical teams

What Cent does

Cent is building a preventive healthcare platform that combines medical imaging, diagnostics and AI-driven analysis to spot health risks before symptoms appear. It runs preventive health centres in Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi NCR.

Its main service, Cent Check, includes full-body MRI, low-dose CT and other tests. Cent says it has completed about 10,000 preventive whole-body scans so far.

Cent's journey from seed funding to a $15 million Series A

When	Milestone
Earlier in 2026	Cent raised seed funding from OneFlow Holdings and South Park Commons
27 October 2026	Cent announced a $15 million Series A and the acquisition of Medsee

Cent was started by Shashank ND of Practo, Anshul Khandelwal, a former chief marketing officer at Ola Electric, and Arpit Garg, a former product head at Lenskart.

Medsee brings AI-drafted radiology reports to Cent

Medsee, founded by Chitra Singh, is an AI-powered radiology reporting workflow platform. It drafts structured reports and flags findings for qualified radiologists to review. Cent said the acquisition will improve the speed and consistency of reporting as its scan volumes grow.

What Cent says it will do with the money and its 2035 target

Cent said it will use the new funds for research and development and to expand its AI, engineering and clinical teams. The company has also set a target of conducting 10 million scans by 2035.

Where Cent stands after its Series A and Medsee deal

Cent runs preventive health centres in Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi NCR and says it has completed about 10,000 whole-body scans. With Medsee, it adds an AI platform that drafts structured radiology reports and flags findings for radiologists to review. The company has set a target of 10 million scans by 2035.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much did Cent raise?

Cent raised $15 million in a Series A round.

Who led Cent's Series A round?

Cent's Series A was co-led by Blume Ventures and South Park Commons.

What does Cent do?

Cent is a preventive healthcare company that combines medical imaging, diagnostics and AI-driven analysis to spot health risks before symptoms appear.

Who founded Cent?

Cent was started by Shashank ND, Anshul Khandelwal and Arpit Garg.

How will Cent use the funding?

Cent said it will use the funds for research and development and to expand its AI, engineering and clinical teams.

How is Cent's $15 million round structured?

Cent's $15 million Series A includes both equity and debt.

Which individual investors joined Cent's round?

Cent's round includes Arun Sarin, Srinivas Narayanan, Sharath Narayana, Krishna Sridhar and Aprameya Radhakrishna.

What did Cent acquire alongside the round?

Cent acquired Medsee, an AI-powered radiology reporting workflow platform founded by Chitra Singh.

How does Medsee help Cent?

Medsee drafts structured radiology reports and flags findings for radiologists to review, and Cent said it will improve reporting speed and consistency as scan volumes grow.