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Monicor

The Karlfeldt Center · Meridian, Idaho

Monicor is a proprietary service offered by the center. Ask what it assesses, what evidence supports its use, and how any results should be interpreted alongside established medical evaluation.

01Ask what the service measures
02Review the method and its limits
03Discuss results with your clinician
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What the Monicor service involves

Questions to ask before booking

The service uses a device that measures electrical properties at selected skin points and produces proprietary interpretations. These readings are not established diagnostic tests and should not be used to diagnose or treat disease. Ask how the method is validated and what a result can meaningfully tell you.
How the service is described: The device uses a proprietary approach to measure electrical properties at selected skin points. These methods are not established diagnostic tests. Ask what is measured and how results are validated.
Device materials describe this method as measuring electrical properties at selected points. It is not an established diagnostic test; ask what evidence supports the method and how results are validated.
A low-voltage measurement does not by itself establish diagnostic accuracy or safety for every person. Ask what clinical evidence supports this use and what precautions apply.
Ask the provider to explain the measurement, its limitations, and whether it has been validated for the health question you have.
A device interpretation is not a medical diagnosis. Review health concerns with a qualified clinician and use established testing when indicated.

How the service is described

What is known and what remains uncertain

The clinic may offer this service as a wellness assessment. Proposed mechanisms or device-generated scores do not establish clinical benefit. Discuss the uncertainty, cost, and alternatives before deciding.

The Philosophy of ROFES/Monicor Principles

The device describes its approach as analysis of electrical properties at skin points. An interpretation from this method should not replace examination, laboratory testing, or other established medical evaluation.

A conversation can help you understand the service

A clinician can explain what the service involves, its limits, and how results may be used. Monicor readings should not replace diagnosis, laboratory testing, or other established medical evaluation.
Learn what the service measures and what its results can and cannot tell you.

Have questions about Monicor?

Call 208-338-8902 to ask about the assessment, its limitations, and cost.

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Ask about Monicor

Have questions? Call the center at 208-338-8902 to discuss the assessment and alternatives.