Carrie Davis

Title: Carrie Davis and Isolation Room Systems

Introduction

Carrie Davis is an inventor based in San Francisco, California. Her work includes an invention designed to isolate and transport a patient while they remain on a bed. Davis is associated with Carecubes Inc.

Latest Patents

Davis is credited with 1 patent, titled “Isolation Room Systems and Methods.” The invention describes an enclosure that forms a sealed isolation chamber around a bed, allowing a patient to move freely within the chamber. Its support frame and canopy can be transported using wheels, casters, sliders, or similar components, so the patient can be moved while remaining inside the enclosure.

The system can connect to an environmental control device that filters incoming or outgoing air. A pump can also supply air to raise the chamber’s pressure or extract air to lower it relative to the surrounding environment.

Career Highlights

Davis’s patent focuses on combining patient isolation with mobility. By enclosing the bed and patient in a transportable chamber, the system is designed to support movement while maintaining controlled airflow and pressure.

Collaborations

Davis is associated with Carecubes Inc. Her listed coworkers include Brenton Piercy and Saul Thomas Griffith.

Conclusion

Carrie Davis’s patented isolation-room system brings together a sealed patient enclosure, environmental air control, and bed-based transport in a single design.