Caldvor Acquisitions Ltd., LLC

Other

Cardiac Pacemakers, Inc.

Blue Current, Inc.

Brian P Thomas

Shawn E Thomas

Michael Woodfin

Gregory Gray

Warner Mizell

Doug M Birkholz

Jay O Millerhagen

Trevor B Thomas

Grant Corcoran

William Eugene Falk

Michael Gebauer

A system and method for monitoring compliance with medications is disclosed. The system includes a pillbox, a control system that is spaced away from the pillbox, an information transfer system, and a monitoring device. The pillbox includes a lid, a housing base, a camera secured to the pillbox to allow the camera to take pictures for the housing base, and a sound device secured to the housing base. The control system is in communicable connection with the pillbox and the information transfer system. The information transfer system is in communicable connection with the monitoring device. The camera can take pictures or videos and transfer this information to a monitoring device to check compliance. The system configuration and control is moved away from the pillbox and the configuration and control is given to a remote user with a monitoring device.

System and method for remotely monitoring medication compliance using a pillbox with a camera

The method and system of the present invention provides an improved technique for replacing, implementing and managing computer-related assets. A technician accesses the World Wide Web through a user's computer. The information resident on the computer, including information regarding the computer and the user's preferences, are downloaded to a remote storage medium through the World Wide Web. Once downloaded, all information may be removed from the user's computer. Subsequently, the technician accesses another computer such as, for example, a new computer that has been assigned to the same user. The technician accesses the World Wide Web through the new computer and downloads the information previously stored on the remote storage medium. This information can then be used to install the user's prior applications, settings and preferences on the new computer.

Web-based asset management

The method and system of the present invention provides an improved technique for integrated asset management. Information is aggregated from a variety of sources into a centralized computerized database. Thereafter, asset transition events are scheduled. Information from the centralized computerized database is used in the performance of the asset transition events and information relating to the asset transition events is added to the centralized computerized database. Subsequent changes to the asset are also recorded into the centralized computerized database. As a result, a plethora of information is available within said database for the purpose of managing future asset transition events.

Method and system for integrated asset management

Integrated asset management

A medical device programmer or other external system capable of programming an implantable CRM device includes a wide-QRS detection and alerting system. Upon detection of a wide QRS complex, a wide-QRS indicator produces a visual indication of the detection using one or more presentation devices such as a display screen and a printer to alert a physician or other caregiver.

Method and apparatus for identifying patients with wide QRS complexes

Method and system for web-based asset management

A cardiac rhythm management device incorporates a programmable Watchdog timer that permits more stringent time constraints to be placed upon the execution of software/firmware strings during a design phase when a deterministic model is being created. Thus, when performing real-time system engineering analysis on the model, potential imperfections in the deterministic model can be captured and resolved, resulting in a more reliable CRMD that is less likely to electronically reset once implanted in a patient.

Implantable cardiac rhythm management device incorporating a programmable watchdog timer

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Blaine, MN, United States of America

Brian P Thomas