DICOM Grid raises $3M, gets two new board members and a CMO

DICOM Grid

DICOM Grid added $3 million in venture debt financing from City National Bank to the Series B equity financing led by Canaan Partners last year. The company, which makes a cloud-based medical image management suite along with companion apps, has raised $34 million in funding to date. It plans to use the new funds to ramp up sales and marketing efforts and accelerate product development.

In the other news, DICOM Grid also announced two new board members and a Chief Marketing Officer. Two new board members are James Ramsey, co-founder and board member at CRM app maker Vlocity Inc; and Marty RĂ©aume, who currently serves as the Chief People Officer at Fitbit. As for the CMO, the company opted for Mini Peiris who used to serve in the same role at OpenGov, an Andreessen-Horowitz and Formation8 backed early stage start-up.

At the moment, more than 500 providers share images using the DICOM Grid platform, resulting in nearly 2 billion diagnostic images housed, driven by health systems exchanging as many as 100,000+ diagnostic images per month securely through the DICOM Grid cloud. Its clients include Mayo Clinic, Barrow Neurological Institute and Rush University Medical Center, among others.

In April of this year, DICOM Grid unveiled the “Medical Selfie” feature for iPhone users.