Medtronic Minimed, Inc.

Cary D Talbot

Sheldon B Moberg

Ian B Hanson

Mark C Estes

Jay A Yonemoto

Leif N Bowman

John Joseph Mastrototaro

James D Causey, Iii

Jeffrey Ireland

DeNetta Malave

Richard E Purvis

John C Mueller, Jr

“Mike” Charles Vallet Tolle

John C Mueller

Wayne A Morgan

Varaz Shahmirian

Gary Cohen

George W Patterson

Mike Charles Vallet Tolle

Rajiv Shah

Rebecca K Gottlieb

William P Van Antwerp

William H Stutz, Jr

Gary Williams

Edward Chernoff

Fan Meng

Garry M Steil

Daniel H Villegas

Paul H Kovelman

Herman Lee Renger

Clyde K Nason

Brian T Kannard

Biju Nair

John J Shin

Ulrich H Rankers

Kerstin Rebrin

Kris R Holtzclaw

Joseph M Arsanious

Hans K Wenstad

Arthur A Campbell

Michael Ortega

Arieh S Halpern

Tamir Nitzan

Henry C Sanders

Greg Bowden

Paul V Goode, Jr

Eileen H Dempster

Keith E DeBrunner

Mark Sebastian Verghese

Maral Gharib

Kristen Getschmann

Vidya Raman

Kenneth Ko

Bee Hess

Andrew Michael Bryan

Andrew C Hayes

Bahar Reghabi

John J Mastrototaro

James D Iii Causey

"mike" Charles Vallet Tolle

Nandita Patel

Partha Ray

An infusion system includes an infusion device and a sensing device. The infusion system may further include a characteristic determining device. The infusion device also includes a communication system for transmitting to and receiving communications from the sensing device or a computer. The sensing device may sense an analyte of a bodily fluid of the user. The analyte may be calibrated using data from the infusion device and from a characteristic determining device. The system may be set up to automatically call for assistance when analytes reach a certain level.

System for providing blood glucose measurements to an infusion device

An improved pump, reservoir and reservoir piston are provided for controlled delivery of fluids. A motor is operably coupled to a drive member, such as a drive screw, which is adapted to advance a plunger slide in response to operation of the motor. The plunger slide is removably coupled to the piston. A method, system, and an article of manufacture for automatically detecting an occlusion in a medication infusion pump is provided. The electrical current to an infusion pump is measured. Based on measurements of one or more variables, the infusion pump detects whether there is an occlusion in the system. The methods of detecting occlusions may be dynamic.

Methods and apparatuses for detecting occlusions in an ambulatory infusion pump

A modular, multifunction dock system is disclosed. The dock system includes a dock housing with a dock receiver to interface with a data port for both a recorder and a transmitter. The dock system further includes a logic board that is contained within the dock housing. The logic board couples a memory and a processor to the dock receiver to enable dock functionality with both the recorder and the transmitter. Further included with the dock system is a coupling port to provide access through the dock housing to a socket coupled to the logic board and an input/output port to enable power and data transmission from the logic board to a data processor. The dock housing includes a mating arm that moves between a retracted and extended position. The mating arm fits within the coupling port and is terminated by a plug that couples with the socket. The dock system further includes a light emitting element on the exterior of the dock housing that is coupled to the logic board to provide visual feedback regarding the status of either the recorder or the transmitter when either are coupled to the dock receiver.

Modular docking station

An improved pump, reservoir and reservoir piston are provided for controlled delivery of fluids. A motor is operably coupled to a drive member, such as a drive screw, which is adapted to advance a plunger slide in response to operation of the motor. The plunger slide is removably coupled to the piston. A method, system, and an article of manufacture for automatically detecting an occlusion in a medication infusion pump is provided. The electrical current to an infusion pump is measured. Based on a series of measurements of one or more variables, the infusion pump detects whether there is an occlusion in the system.

Method and apparatus for detecting occlusions in an ambulatory infusion pump

A variable data usage personal medical system including a self-care device attached to a patient, and operable to generate self-care device data and to transmit the self-care device data at a fixed interval; a cellular communication device operable to receive and store the transmitted self-care device data, to register a count at an interval counter for each of the fixed intervals in which the transmitted self-care device data is received, to generate a data cellular packet from overhead plus the stored self-care device data when the interval counter equals a fixed interval index, and to transmit the data packet; and a cloud infrastructure operably connected to the cellular communication device over a cellular network, and operable to receive, process, and store the transmitted data packet. The cloud infrastructure is operable to transmit a value for the fixed interval index to the cellular communication device for storage.

Variable data usage personal medical system and method

A method of diabetes analysis includes receiving a plurality of glucose level readings for a user. A common event occurrence in at least two of the glucose level readings is determined. The at least two glucose level readings from the common event occurrence onwards in time for a time period is analyzed. A glucose level pattern formed by the at least two glucose level readings having a similar shape is determined. At least one anomalous glucose level reading having the similar shape and not conforming to the glucose level pattern is analyzed. The at least one anomalous glucose level reading is adapted to the pattern to form an adapted glucose level pattern. An insulin dosage for the time period beginning at the common event occurrence is calculated based on the adapted glucose level pattern.

Pattern recognition and filtering in a therapy management system

An improved pump, reservoir and reservoir piston are provided for controlled delivery of fluids. A motor is operably coupled to a drive member, such as a drive screw, which is adapted to advance a plunger slide in response to operation of the motor. The plunger slide is removably coupled to the piston. Methods, systems, and articles of manufacture for automatically detecting an occlusion in a medication infusion pump are provided. The electrical current to an infusion pump may be measured. Based on measurements of one or more variables, such as force, the infusion pump detects whether there is an occlusion in the system. The methods of detecting occlusions may be dynamic.

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Santa Clarita, CA, United States of America

Cary D Talbot