Efima’s AI-powered solution platform Moiva for the care sector will be showcased at the Sosiaali- ja terveydenhuollon ATK-päivät 25.-27.5.2026. The platform provides tools tailored to everyday care work, making it easier to capture and utilize data generated in care settings.

In care work, data plays a central role in ensuring the quality, safety, and continuity of care. However, data is often captured and utilized separately from the moment in which care takes place – typically at the end of a shift, in a rush and relying on memory. At the same time, the demand for elderly care and care professionals is expected to grow significantly in the coming years, increasing the pressure to find new ways to support care work and improve its flow in everyday settings.

Moiva is an AI-powered solution platform tailored to the needs of the care sector, and its AI-assisted speech-to-entry capability has rapidly and significantly transformed everyday work in care homes. When entries are recorded by speaking during a shift, time is demonstrably freed up for care encounters, cognitive load is reduced, and the data produced is richer.

Moiva brings together ways to capture, structure, and utilize data generated in care work. In addition to AI-assisted speech-to-entry, Moiva supports the transformation of care practices across various time-consuming and labor-intensive stages of work. More detailed insight into care work and renewed ways of working benefit caregivers, residents, their families, and management responsible for service effectiveness.

“AI technologies and data can be used to transform ways of working. However, the core idea behind Moiva is not to bring technology into care work, but to adapt it to the realities of everyday care – on the terms of the care sector and developed together with care professionals. In this way, time is returned to what matters most: people meet and make decisions, while technology provides support,” says Sami Sipiläinen, Customer Director at Moiva.

Moiva will be showcased at the Sosiaali- ja terveydenhuollon ATK-päivät 25.-27.5.2026.