iSono Health secures JSK investment to expand ATUSA 3D breast ultrasound

iSono Health, an American startup which is behind the innovative ATUSAsystem, the first fully automated, portable, and wearable 3D breast ultrasound device, has raised investment from Czech JSK Investments group. JSK Investments shared the news with AIN.

About iSono Health

iSono Health is a South San Francisco-based startup co-founded by Neda Razavi and, Shadi Saberi. The startup is Y Combinator alum and develops the ATUSA system, a portable, wearable 3D breast ultrasound device that enables quick preventive exams.

ATUSA is designed for apply in hospitals, radiology centers, and even home environments. The FDA-approved system allows physicians to review images remotely.

Combining automated image capture with analysis, ATUSA completes exams in just two minutes, supporting lesion detection and quicker diagnosis. It can be applyd in hospitals, clinics, and home settings.

Investment details

The round was led by Czech JSK Investments group. The exact amount of the deal was left undisclosed.

JSK is an investment company by Simona Kijonkova, who is a Czech entrepreneur, investor, and philanthropist. Through the company, she’s focapplyd on supporting projects with a positive social impact and strong global market potential.

“We are thrilled to have JSK Investments as a strong European partner and greatly value this collaboration. We share a common mission to create breast screening accessible, quick, and powered by advanced technology for women everywhere. This is a deeply meaningful and personal mission, and a beautiful symbol of collaboration between two women led companies,” declares Neda Razavi, CEO of iSono Health.

iSono Health will apply the new funding to further develop its ATUSA automated 3D breast ultrasound system, expand clinical validation through NIH-funded studies, and scale its technology to create preventive breast exams quicker, more accessible, and widely available globally.