This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Zevex, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: John Bacon and His Patent for Infusion Delivery
Introduction
John Bacon is an inventor associated with Provo, Utah, and Zevex, Inc. His work includes a patented method for delivering residual liquid in an enteral or other infusion device.
Latest Patents
Bacon is credited with 1 patent: “Method to Deliver Remaining Liquid in an Enteral or Other Infusion Device.” The invention describes a waste-reducing pumping system that delivers liquid to a patient according to a predetermined therapy protocol. After the therapy ends and the pump stops, a stored flush-mode routine can direct the pump to move residual liquid from the administration set’s downstream tubing to the patient. This is intended to reduce waste and avoid the need to administer the remaining liquid manually at an unsafe rate.
Career Highlights
Bacon’s patent reflects an engineering approach to improving infusion-device operation, with attention to both reducing unused liquid and supporting controlled delivery. The available information associates him with Zevex, Inc.
Collaborations
Bacon’s listed coworkers include Jeffery T. Juretich and Jeffrey D. Geisler. Their names provide context for his professional associations, though the available information does not specify their roles in the patent.
Conclusion
John Bacon’s patent addresses a practical challenge in infusion therapy by using a programmed flush routine to deliver residual liquid in a controlled manner.
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