Dutch agentic AI-powered platform Datamonk has secured a total of €1.6 million in pre-seed to date to address one of healthcare IT’s biggest challenges: moving and cleaning decades of medical imaging data.
The round was led by Healthy.Capital and Nina Capital, with participation from notable angel investors including Jeroen Tas, former Chief Innovation & Strategy Officer at Philips, and Harm-Jan Wessels, founder of Applicare (acquired by GE), Forcare (acquired by Philips) and Healthsage AI. The total also includes earlier support from Antler and Rabobank.
Hospitals and imaging providers store decades of X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs in PACS. Many are migrating to newer systems to modernise, consolidate, and enable AI, but consultant-led projects moving millions of studies are slow and costly, often taking a year or more.
Datamonk is tackling this challenge by replacing manual, consultant-heavy migrations with agentic AI.
Founded in 2024 in the Netherlands, Datamonk is building the data layer for modern healthcare. The company uses agentic AI to automate PACS migrations while improving data quality: its agents detect and correct metadata issues, standardise study naming, and validate data integrity during transfer, reducing manual effort and cost and enabling go-lives five to ten times faster.
Datamonk was founded by Jaap Gielink, Jai Bhatia, and Matthew Condron, whose backgrounds span healthcare data, cloud technologies, and AI.
Jaap Gielink, CEO and co-founder of Datamonk, emphasised that modern healthcare relies on clean, connected data to support both routine clinical decisions and the adoption of emerging AI technologies. He commented:
We don’t just move imaging data, we clean it and make it usable so hospitals can trust it is ready for clinical workflows, research, and innovation.
The funding will support platform development, the advancement of AI capabilities, and team growth.
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