Labrador Diagnostics LLC

Theranos, Inc.

Forever Young International, Inc.

American Innotek, Inc.

Other

Fairway Products International, Llc.

American Innotex, Inc.

Theraos IP Company, LLC

Theranos IP Company, LLC

Young, Daniel

Daniel L Young

Elizabeth A Holmes

Chinmay Pangarkar

Samartha Anekal

Timothy Robert Smith

James Richard Wasson

Michael Kerby Chen

Ian Gibbons

Clarence A Cassidy

Sunny Balwani

Anthony Joseph Nugent

John Kent Frankovich

Clarissa Lui

Alexander Loo

Seth Gary Michelson

Terry H Cassidy

Joy Roy

Gary Frenzel

Karan Mohan

Ruth E Young

Richard E Warrick

Timothy Michael Kemp

Paul Patel

Adrit Lath

Niki J Kopenhaver

Anthony Delacruz

Andrew Drake

Ryan Wistort

William Westrick

Zachary Morrison

Michael Siegel

Timothy Smith

Brian A Argyres

Michael Chen

Timothy P Curnutt

Xinwei Gong

Xinwei Sam Gong

Joseph A Bradley, Iii

Thomas Franciscus

Gangakhedkar Surekha

Anekal Samartha

Scott Ridel

Tony Nugent

In one embodiment, a method is provided comprising analyte testing on one or more types of samples.

Systems and methods for analyte testing and laboratory oversight

The present invention relates to exothermically heated and portable heater tray assemblies, systems, their use, including related methods of manufacture and kits. In addition, mobile applications utilized in conjunction with the heater tray assemblies and systems contemplated herein.

Heat tray systems and portable heating and monitoring technologies

Systems and methods are provided for sample processing. A device may be provided, capable of receiving the sample, and performing one or more of a sample preparation, sample assay, and detection step. The device may be capable of performing multiple assays. The device may comprise one or more modules that may be capable of performing one or more of a sample preparation, sample assay, and detection step. The device may be capable of performing the steps using a small volume of sample.

United states systems and methods for fluid and component handling

A refuse container lid opening device includes a lid hingedly attached to a container body for covering the container body's top opening. The lid is free of grabbable handles or protuberances but an elongated tongue descending from its underside is received in a slot in the top rim of the container body and is accessible outward of the container body. Upward movement of the tongue when the lid is closed raises the lid above the top rim of the container body to form a manually accessible gap in which a hand can be inserted to fully open the lid.

Refuse container lid opening device having drop-down tongue

A combination faux switch and sliding bolt lock includes one or more imitation switches mounted on a cover to an enclosure, the cover and switches resembling a circuit breaker panel, each switch lock having a toggle arm including a back portion disposed in the enclosure behind the cover, manipulation of the toggle arm moving the back portion between first and second positions, the back portion slidably attached to a bolt one end of which is received in an aperture in the side walls of the enclosure locking the cover to the enclosure. One embodiment of the invention includes a plurality of combination faux switches and sliding bolts such that a locking combination may consist of any combination of the switches appearing to be in 'off' or 'on' positions.

Combination switch and sliding bolt lock wall safe imitating a circuit breaker panel

A self-heating warming blanket includes a pliable outer shell forming a liquid impermeable enclosure. A heat generation layer disposed inside the enclosure has a plurality of liquid permeable heater compartments containing an exothermic reactant. The blanket also has a heater activation system including a sealed bladder containing an activator liquid inside the enclosure. An activation strip extends from outside the outer shell into the enclosure. One segment of the strip is an unsealing segment connected to the bladder. Another segment of the strip is a handle segment outside the outer shell. Pulling on the handle segment opens the bladder and releases the activator liquid into the enclosure where at least a portion of it permeates at least one heater compartment and combines with the exothermic reactant contained therein to initiate an exothermic chemical reaction that heats the warming blanket.

Temperature changing blankets

A refuse container lid opening device includes a lid hingedly attached to a container body for covering the container body's top opening. The lid when closed is flush with or recessed below the top edge of a railing extending around the top rim of the container body. An actuator retained in a sleeve on the outer surface of the container body is movable using a first hand between a rest position and an upraised position in which it is received in a slot in the top rim of the container body and engaged with the lid, further upward movement of the actuator opening the lid to form a manually accessible gap between the lid and the top rim to allow the lid to be fully opened using a second hand.

Refuse container lid opening device having pushup actuator

The present invention provides systems, devices, and methods for point-of-care and/or distributed testing services. The methods and devices of the invention are directed toward automatic detection of analytes in a bodily fluid. The components of the device can be modified to allow for more flexible and robust use with the disclosed methods for a variety of medical, laboratory, and other applications. The systems, devices, and methods of the present invention can allow for effective use of samples by improved sample preparation and analysis.

Systems and methods for sample use maximization

Systems, methods, and devices are provided for clinical laboratory testing using less than 1 mL of sample collected from a subject. Some embodiments collect between 1 mL and about 10 uL of sample from a subject. A method is also provided for analyte testing, wherein a mobile computing device may be used for laboratory test requests and for handling of the analyte testing process.

Systems and methods for analyte testing and data management

Systems and methods for fluid handling

Systems and methods for sample handling

Bodily fluid sample collection systems, devices, and method are provided. The sample is collected at a first location and subjected to a first sample processing step. The sample may be shipped to a second location and subjected to a second sample processing step that does not introduce contaminants into a plasma portion of the sample formed from the first processing step. The sample may also be mixed with other material(s) in the collection device.

Bodily fluid sample collection and transport

Methods, devices, systems, and apparatuses are provided for the image analysis of measurement of biological samples.

Image analysis and measurement of biological samples

Provided herein are medical testing devices, systems, and methods that integrate multiplex, multi-technology, multi-configuration, multisample, or multi-threading capabilities. These capabilities are achieved using one or more of a level operations and communications architecture, a protocol execution engine, and a machine vision and processing system, method, or device in order to make testing of biologic or other samples more efficient in terms of cost, time, energy, or by prioritizing at least one other objective.

Methods, systems, and devices for real time execution and optimization of concurrent test protocols on a single device

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Daniel L Young