Suna by MoniDose
Who it's for
For care teams, for families, and for the pharmacies that pack the rolls.
Home care · Care units · Welfare regions
Long term medicine, at home.
For people whose regular medicine a pharmacy packs into dose pouches. It helps most with several medicines and several dose times a day.
Fits how you work.
Your pharmacy, as today
Works alongside the pharmacy's existing multi-dose dispensing.
Stands alone
No connection to patient record systems is needed. No Kanta or Omakanta connection is in use.
Start small
Begin with a single unit, without a region wide system change.
What your nurses seeReloading, a nurse taskWhy it mattersFrom first meeting to first dose
Families
Be family, not the pill sorter.
Suna reminds your relative at dose time and brings the pouch up out of the top. Their nurse follows each dose.
You see
- Your relative's medicine schedule, from your own phone.
- Your relative's nurse invites you first.
It stays with the nurse
- Whether a dose was taken or missed.
- Alerts. You get no dose alerts or notifications.
- Loading the dose rolls.
Suna does not monitor wellbeing or detect falls. In an emergency, always call 112.
Pharmacies
Keep packing the rolls.
Pharmacies keep packing the dose rolls as they do today. Nothing new to install.
Packing, as today
Multi-dose rolls in 2 or 4 week batches, packed the way you do now.
Delivery, as today
Rolls go out through your existing dose dispensing network.
Nothing to install
No software, no account and no new device at the pharmacy.
Suna takes rolls from Anja, Pharmados and University Pharmacy (YA). Not sure about yours? Ask info@monidose.fi.
No Kanta or e-prescription connection is in use. Drug interaction checks stay with the pharmacy and the prescriber.
Is Suna right for you?
Twelve short questions, a few minutes. Your answers stay in your browser.