Stryker Corporation

Bissell Homecare, Inc.

Whirlpool Corporation

Bryce Kelly Porter

Kevin Mark Patmore

Sarah Elizabeth Mynhier

Donald Samuel Strum

Jose Carlito Santiago

Michael P Conti

Christopher A Gregory

Yuka Midorikawa-Haelters

Adam Dudycha

Matthew Schmitt

Daniel A Altenritter

William Robert Parcells

Matthew Gregory Czach

Phong Hoang Tran

Meghan M Raven

Ambreese Hill

Kyle Stephen Spieker

Gabriel Prero

Douglas J Paige

Mark J Sherman

Austin W Frank

Miso Kim

Taylor Berry

Matthew Charles Boden

Bernadette Rose Marconi

A restraint apparatus operable by a user for restraining a limb of a person to a restraining point including a cuff having a first end and a second end. The cuff is operable between an open configuration and a closed configuration. The cuff is secured around the limb of the person in the closed configuration and the first end and the second end are separated from each other in the open configuration. At least one tether is attached to the cuff. The tether includes a coupler to couple the cuff to the restraining point when the cuff is in the closed configuration. The cuff is wearable by a least a portion of a hand of the user in the open configuration.

Patient restraint system and methods for assisting a caregiver with patient restraint

A patient transport system comprising a patient support apparatus and a wheeled accessory. The wheeled accessory comprises an accessory base and at least two legs radially extending outwardly from the accessory base. The legs are spaced apart from one another to define an accommodation space between two legs. The patient support apparatus comprises a patient support base, and wheels coupled to the patient support base. The patient support apparatus further comprises an accessory coupler capable of releasably securing the wheeled accessory to the patient support apparatus, the accessory coupler movable relative to the patient support base into first and second positions. The accessory base and the patient support apparatus are configured such that at least one of the wheels is at least partially nested within the accommodation space when the wheeled accessory is secured to the accessory coupler and the accessory coupler is in the first position.

Patient transport system

A stirring wand is configured for selective engagement with a mixing device. The stirring wand comprises a substantially vertical portion having an upper end and a lower end, a first tapered surface that includes a first pitch angle proximate the upper end of the substantially vertical portion and a second pitch angle proximate the lower end of the substantially vertical portion, a substantially horizontal portion having a base and a distal tip, and a second tapered surface extending from the base to the distal tip. The second tapered surface includes a third pitch angle proximate the base and a fourth pitch angle proximate the tip.

Stirring wand

Hospital bassinet

Base for medical accessory

A cooking appliance kit includes a housing having a plurality of walls defining a heating cavity. A cooking vessel is configured to be inserted into the heating cavity. The cooking vessel includes a first rounded end, a second rounded end, and an intermediate necked portion that defines first and second wells that at least partially intersect. First and second distinct heater plates are disposed in the first and second wells, respectively. First and second drive arms are removable coupled to the housing in an operable communication with the drive system. The first drive arm includes a flipping wand and the second drive arm includes a stirring wand.

Multi cooker and stir tower with docking station

A hand-worn debris removal device for cleaning fabric, upholstery, carpet, and other textiles comprises a pocket having a longitudinal axis, a first debris collecting element having unidirectional fibers having a first directional orientation, a second debris collecting element having unidirectional fibers having a second directional orientation opposite the first directional orientation and a gap formed between the first and second debris collecting elements along the longitudinal axis. Movement of the device in a first direction and a second direction across a surface to be cleaned collects debris removed by the first and second debris collecting elements in the gap.

Hand-worn debris removal device

Vacuum accessory pet hair tool

Portion of floor cleaning machine

Carpet cleaner

Growing community of inventors

Grand Rapids, MI, United States of America

Bryce Kelly Porter