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Based on core indicators from the international RAI assessment system and Käypä hoito clinical guidelines. Your answers stay in your browser (24h) and are not stored on our servers; we only collect anonymous analytics.
Methodology: 12 questions grounded in RAI assessment areas — living environment, care support, cognition, medication, medication management, and physical function — plus a usage-profile question and a digital-experience question. Sources are listed at the end of the page.
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MoniDose suits a person on regular medication that a pharmacy packs into dose sachets, living at home, in assisted living or in a care home. It helps most when there are several medicines, several dose times a day, and doses are sometimes missed or taken at the wrong time. It does not require changing an existing dose-dispensing agreement, because the device accepts the sachet formats in common use in Finland. The 12-question assessment on this page is built on the domains of the international RAI assessment system — living environment, care support, cognition, medication, how medication is managed, and physical function — together with Finnish Käypä hoito guidelines. Answers stay in the browser for 24 hours. It does not replace a professional RAI assessment.
MoniDose is designed to work with multi-dose pouch rolls from Finnish pharmacy services. You do not need to change your existing pouch provider — the device accepts the most common formats.
Mechanical multi-dose dispensing — a wide pharmacy network in Finland.
Mechanical multi-dose dispensing for homes and care facilities.
One of Finland's mechanical multi-dose dispensing units.
The most common multi-dose pouch formats in Finland are supported.
Unsure about your current pharmacy's compatibility? Get in touch and we will check it for you.
The two-patient medication dispenser

One device, four modes. The mode is chosen at onboarding to suit the resident.
The questions and scoring are built on publicly available professional frameworks. This tool does not replace a formal RAI assessment performed by a healthcare professional.