I visited Neko Health, a new preventive-health clinic co-founded by Spotify’s Daniel Ek. Even though I get regular physicals, I wanted a baseline understanding of my whole health. Neko Health, which was co-founded by Spotify founder Daniel Ek, just opened its first preventive-health clinic in the U.S.
It offers elective health screenings for asymptomatic people.Photo Illustration: MarketWatch photo illustration/iStockphoto, Neko Health Whether I’m opting for a test myself or my physician orders it, I always get a little thrill when technology offers a new view of what is happening inside my body. What is the technology behind it? And how will the data be used?
And yet there was one test I had put off for years: a skin-cancer screening. When Neko Health offered to move me up the waiting list for a pre-launch scan, I took the $499 plunge. Neko, which was co-founded by Spotify founder Daniel Ek and engineer Hjalmar Nilsonne, last month opened its first preventive-health clinic in the U.S.
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