Neko Health

Sightseeing in NYC

It’s hard for me to believe there are now over 700 people working at Neko Health. For over a year we were less than 10 people, and it feels like that was just yesterday!  Couldn’t think of a better way to wrap my head around it than getting everyone into a room together. So last week, we brought the whole global team to Stockholm. To -10°C and to mountains of snow. We had people coming from all over, New York and LA to Berlin and Manchester, from nurses and doctors to architects and AI engineers.  It was really fun to get to talk about our goals for 2026, how our culture and values are evolving, and take the time to exercise and build snow castles together.  Thanks to everyone who attended – 2026 will be Neko’s most important year yet!

Neko Health is coming to the US this spring – starting with New York City!    With now over 300,000 signups globally, the Neko Body Scan will offer New Yorkers a completely new healthcare experience that combines breakthrough scanning technology with personalized preventive care.     ...and our dedicated US waitlist is now open! nekohealth.com/nyc   So if you live in or travel to New York, join the waitlist *now* to be at the top of the line when we open our doors in the city.    In 2026, we’re also excited to serve exponentially more people.     We’ll be opening more locations in the UK & Sweden, and bringing new technology into the scan room powered by our latest research.    Daniel Ek and I have been talking about our US launch since the earliest days of building this company together. I couldn’t be more fired up that this moment has finally come! Lots of hard work ahead 🏗🏗 

Just wrapped my last office hour of the year with the entire Neko Health team. It's been a really exciting year!   One of my favourite moments was opening our first flagship location in London Spitalfields back in April. This building became a symbol of how we work at Neko: we take big swings (like 3D printing a 23ft monolith wall) and run towards the hard problems that unlock a completely new healthcare experience for our members.    2026 is set to be our most impactful year yet - more on that soon - but the message I shared with the team today was one of gratitude for crazy amounts of hard work in 25, and optimism and excitement for what lies ahead in 26.

For the first time, we can show how Neko Health members’ health changes over time. We looked at the first 1,469 people who came back for their second Neko Body Scan, roughly a year after their first. On average, they returned in better health. Two things stand out: * Healthy members stayed healthy – or got even healthier. Small but consistent improvements in blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar, with weight largely stable. * Members with chronic conditions improved the most. People with pre-diabetes, diabetes and hypertension saw the biggest reductions in blood pressure, “bad” cholesterol and HbA1c. These early results suggest that regular, preventive check-ins don’t just find problems – they help people stay on track and move in the right direction.