Yes. APS film can be scanned, but support is mostly found in older dedicated film scanners and accessories rather than current mainstream products. Community answers mention APS-capable options such as certain Nikon Coolscan adapters and Minolta DiMAGE Scan Dual II units.

If you don’t have an APS-specific scanner, a flatbed film scanner can also work by securing the film in a holder and scanning it as a strip, then separating the frames in software afterward.

It is generally fine to open an APS cartridge once the film has already been developed, because opening the cartridge is how you access the film for scanning. As with any processed film, handle it carefully to avoid scratches, dust, or fingerprints.

If buying old scanner hardware is impractical, a film scanning service is another reasonable option.