Medline Industries, Inc.

Target Brands, Inc.

Deborah Adler LLC

Above the Fold, LLC

Cvs Pharmacy, Inc.

Deborah B Adler

Jennifer E Tomes

Kenneth S Chua

Jack E Maze

John H Kutsch

Earl D Wilson

Alberto C Savage

Patrick L Douglas

Matthew S Grisik

Klaus Rosburg

Yayun Huang

Duane C Sawyer

Joshua R Stewart

Michael Wolf

Sarah Dickinson

Jennifer Ellis Danchisin

Gareth Brown

Eric Freitag

Pepin S Gelardi

Matthew Chin

Theodore R Ullrich

Samuel Herschkowitz

Stephen Kaes

Susan E Macinnes

Robert R Pascazio

Ritik Dholakia

Abby Herzig

Mike Klodginski

Khoi Uong

Joshua Kornberg

Erin Woo

Seymour Fein

Tom Gregory, Sr

Steve Henrikson

Klaus Rosberg

Troy Yoshimoto

Arlene A Siavelis

Christopher Von Dohlen

Kim Haines

Thomas C Gregory, Sr

Steve Hennkson

Tom Gregory

Sr Tom Gregory

A tray () for accommodating a coiled medical device, such as a catheter assembly (), includes a first compartment (), a second compartment (), and a third compartment (). The catheter assembly () and devices associated with a catheterization procedure, such as syringes () containing sterile water and lubricating jelly and a specimen container () can be disposed within the tray. A first barrier () and second barrier () separate the compartments. The barriers can have openings () therein to accommodate large syringes or to enable the first compartment () to be used as a lubricant applicator for the catheter. The first compartment () can include a stair-stepped contour () such that the syringes are held at different depths to facilitate ease of use. The various devices can be disposed within the tray () in accordance with their order of use in the catheterization procedure.

Catheter tray, packaging system, and associated methods

The present disclosure relates to integrated systems, methods and apparatuses for assisting individuals in managing acute life-threatening conditions. A system in accordance with the current disclosure may comprise an electronic circuit configured to be attached to a container of a medication and one or more devices in communication with the electronic circuit in a private network. In an aspect, the one or more devices may work in concert to determine the safety level of an individual based on predetermined usage settings. In some aspects, the system may be configured to determine whether a medication would expire before its manufactured expiry date. In another aspect, the system may assist an individual in locating a medication. In a further aspect, the system may determine whether an individual is having an anaphylactic reaction. In some aspects, the system may detect a known allergen and alert the individual.

Systems for tracking medications

The present invention relates to systems, methods, and apparatuses for the management, distribution, dispensing, and administration of consumer products, including over-the-counter and prescription medications through use of a product container labeling system and an optional integrated computer-based or online management system. In certain aspects, the invention relates to a product container comprising a hollow body, a child-resistant cap, and a specialized information label affixed to the hollow body.

Methods, systems and apparatuses for management and storage

A tray () for accommodating a coiled medical device, such as a catheter assembly (), includes a first compartment (), a second compartment (), and a third compartment (). The catheter assembly () and devices associated with a catheterization procedure, such as syringes () containing sterile water and lubricating jelly and a specimen container () can be disposed within the tray. Printed instructions () can be included with the tray (). When a CSR wrap () is disposed about the tray (), the printed instructions can be placed atop the CSR wrap () but beneath an outer sterile wrap (). The printed instructions () can include a patient portion () that is detachably coupled to a health care services portion () such that it can be taken home with the patient after the procedure.

A tray () for accommodating a coiled medical device, such as a catheter assembly (), includes a first compartment (), a second compartment (), and a third compartment (). The catheter assembly () and devices associated with a catheterization procedure, such as syringes () containing sterile water and lubricating jelly and a specimen container () can be disposed within the tray. Printed instructions () can be included with the tray (). One or more layers of wrap material () can be folded about the tray () to enclose the tray () and other items, such as an additional layer of wrap material (), packaged liquid hand sanitizer (), and packaged gloves (). When a health care services provider () unfolds the wrap material, the same can be used to create a sterile field beneath a patient ().

Catheter tray, packaging system, instruction insert, and associated methods

Medical tray

A method for packaging a medication including receiving a prescription for a patient including a name of the medication for the patient and a name of the patient, wherein the patient is one of a plurality of family members. The method further comprises receiving a family member listing from the patient identifying one or more other ones of the plurality of family members, assigning a color to the patient that differs from any of one or more colors assigned to any of the other ones of the plurality of family members identified in the family member listing, and packaging the medication for delivery to the patient including securing a color-coded member to the container for the medication. The color-coded member is the color assigned to the patient.

Medication packaging method and system

Healthcare kits and care packs are provided. A pack () can include a container () and a branding sleeve (). The pack can include a pair of flaps () to close each end. The flaps can be prolate spheroid to define a concave end profile when closed and a convex profile when open. Alternatively, a pack () can include a base layer () and selectively detachable pouches (). The base layer can selectively fold about the pouches to form a briefcase or suitcase appearance. A fastening extension () can selectively hold the base layer in the closed configuration, or can be used as a hanging loop to hang the pack in an open configuration.

Health care kits, care packs, and methods therefor

Growing community of inventors

New York, NY, United States of America

Deborah B Adler