According to Axios, Israeli medical imaging AI startup Aidoc raised $150 million in a funding round led by a Goldman Sachs-managed fund, less than a year after its previous raise. The funding brings Aidoc’s total capital to over $500 million. Investors also include Nvidia unit NVentures, General Catalyst, and Amazon Web Services. Aidoc will use the proceeds to develop CARE, a foundation model trained on tens of millions of medical scans. The FDA approved 11 new indications for CARE in January 2026, bringing Aidoc’s total approvals to over 30. The company’s tools are currently deployed in more than 1,600 medical centers worldwide.
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