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Interactive ROI Estimator

Estimate Your Savings with MoniDose

Adjust the inputs below to model how automated medication dispensing could reduce errors, free up nursing time, and cut costs in your organisation.

All figures are projections based on published research. MoniDose is currently in field testing: results will vary.

How to use the calculator

Five steps: a complete estimate in under a minute

  1. 1

    Select facility type

    Care home, home care, or assisted living: shapes the underlying assumptions.

  2. 2

    Set number of residents

    People served by the pouch-roll system (1–200).

  3. 3

    Set nurses and costs

    Number of nurses involved in medication rounds and their hourly cost (gross pay + on-costs).

  4. 4

    Adjust error rate

    Studies put manual dispensing at 1–20%. If unsure, leave the 5% default.

  5. 5

    Read the results

    Inputs on the left, estimated annual benefit on the right: everything updates instantly.

Assumed time saved: 30–42 min / patient / day (MoniDose's internal planning model; illustrative estimate, not clinically validated).
Assumed error reduction: 19–34% range (studies of comparable multi-dose dispensing systems 2015–2024).
Cost per error: ~€138 per prevented error (Kanninen et al. 2026).

Your Facility Details

Residential facility with 24/7 nursing

5 ppl

Total individuals using pouch medication rolls

1 ppl200 ppl
1 nurses

Number of staff involved in medication rounds

1 nurses30 nurses
€40

Gross salary + employer contributions (~1.2× multiplier). Finnish RN gross wage ~€33/h (KT 2025).

€15€60
5%

Proportion of medication events containing an error

Reference: Medication deviations are the most common HaiPro incident type in Finland. Default 5% is conservative: adjust to match your organisation's data.

1%20%

Estimated Annual Benefit

2.5 –⁠ 3.5 h
Daily time saving
hours freed per day for direct patient care
€100 –⁠ €140
Estimated daily saving
per day in freed nurse time
150 –⁠ 210 min
Time freed per nurse / day
across 1 nurse handling medication
69 –⁠ 124
Estimated errors prevented / year
Range 19–34% from automated dispensing studies (Wekre 2010; Sinnemäki et al. 2013); primary-care evidence is limited
Estimated annual benefit
€49,817 – €64,417

€3,000–⁠€4,200 / month • 913–⁠1,278 hours freed / year

Where the saving comes from (5 patients)

Avoided routine visits (2 × 35 min)70 min
Automatic documentation12 min
Automation of pharmacy workflows10 min
Alerts & event reporting15 min
Reminders reduce phone calls8 min
Remote contacts via device12 min
Route & shift optimisation15 min
Manager workload reduction8 min
Total (conservative)150 min = 2.5 h/day

Estimated daily medication time breakdown

Current (manual)5.0 h/day
Estimated with MoniDose2.5 h/day
Medication tasks (50%)Freed for patient care (50%)

Disclaimer: These estimates are planning assumptions, not clinical data for MoniDose. The error estimates are based on studies of comparable systems, and the time estimates come from MoniDose's internal planning model (illustrative estimate, not clinically validated). MoniDose is currently in field testing and not yet CE-marked (CE marking is coming soon), and the effect of MoniDose itself has not yet been clinically studied. Actual results will vary by organisation, implementation, and care context. Error reduction estimates (19–34%) are based on automated dose dispensing studies (Wekre 2010; Sinnemäki et al. 2013); primary-care evidence is limited. Error cost estimated at €138 per event (95% CI 22–373; Kanninen et al., Health Services Insights 2026: North Savo wellbeing services area). This is a general per-error cost, not device-specific.

Practical impact

What does this mean in practice?

18–25 h

fewer hours on medication tasks per week

Across all 1 nurse handling medication

18–25 h

more hours for direct patient care per week

Estimated time redirected to residents and rehabilitation

0.5–0.7

equivalent full-time nurse positions

Based on ~1,800 working hours per FTE per year

Why MoniDose

Estimated Benefits for Care Organisations

MoniDose is being developed specifically for care homes, assisted living facilities, and home nursing: environments where medication safety is critical.

19–34% fewer errors in comparable studies

Automated dispensing is designed to reduce the main error sources of manual distribution: wrong medication, wrong dose, missed dose. Range based on studies of comparable systems; the effect of MoniDose itself has not yet been clinically studied.

Planning estimate for time savings

The aim is to shift nursing time from medication handling to direct patient care. MoniDose's internal planning model (illustrative estimate, not clinically validated) estimates 2.5–3.5 h daily saving per 5 patients. The effect of MoniDose itself has not yet been clinically studied.

Better care quality

When nurses have more time for residents, there is greater opportunity for meaningful interaction, rehabilitation, and improved overall care quality.

Class I medical device under EU MDR 2017/745

MoniDose is a Class I medical device (with software) under EU MDR 2017/745. The company and the device are registered with Fimea and in EUDAMED, and the device has its UDI. CE marking is coming soon.

What MoniDose includes

Automated scheduled medication dispensing
Device-status and event reporting
Planned integration with healthcare systems
EU MDR Class I device, registered in EUDAMED
Nurse alerts for deviations
Onboarding training and ongoing support

Development status: MoniDose is currently in development. Features listed represent the intended product specification. Availability, integration capabilities, and final feature set are subject to change prior to market release.

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