Resmed Limited

Resmed Pty Ltd

Resmed R&d Germany Gmbh

Jamie Graeme Wehbeh

Errol Savio Alex D'Souza

Matthew Eves

David James Lockwood

Justin John Formica

Zoran Valcic

Eva Ng

Stuart Norris Plascott

Mahsita Sari

Joseph Samuel Ormrod

Rupert Christian Scheiner

Muditha Pradeep Dantanarayana

Richard Llewelyn Jones

Chia Ik Tan

Gerard Michael Rummery

Mark Bertinetti

Robert Edward Henry

Jose Ignacio Romagnoli

Mark Simpson

Stewart Joseph Wagner

James William Charles Vandyke

Gregory Robert Peake

Matthew David Spruell

Murray William Lee

Benjamin John Hunter

Philip Rodney Kwok

Susan Robyn Lynch

Lee James Veliss

Karthikeyan Selvarajan

Dion Charles Chewe Martin

Joshua Adam Gudiksen

Jeffrey Peter Armitstead

David Anthony Pidcock

Philip John Gunning

Fiona Catherine Carroll

Dinesh Ramanan

Bruce David Gregory

Charles Harry Finch

Mark David Buckley

Clive Solari

Scott Douglas Brackenreg

James McKensey Bencke

Michael Waclaw Colefax

Natalie Zotelo

David Mark Gilliver

Suresh Parmar

Achim Biener

Shiva Kumar Shanmuga Sundara

Benjamin John Leavens

Frederick Arlet May

Paul Anthony Green

Benjamin Peter Johnston

Adel Nibu

Michael Charles La Guzza

Michael Charles Laguzza

Errol Savio Alex D'souza

James Mckensey Bencke

Joseph Samuel Omrod

Chia Lk Tan

Pressurized air delivery console

Disclosed are systems and methods for managing consent to share data from a user device. In some examples, the system stores user identifiers referenced to the user's individual consent preferences. The consent preferences may include data types, data generating devices to which the user consents, types of third parties the user consents to share the data with and other consent preferences. Third parties may communicate with the system, and determine whether a user has consented to share their data.

Data consent storage and management system and method

A vent adaptor for a for a respiratory pressure therapy (RPT) system, the vent adaptor comprising: a vent assembly comprising: a vent housing defining a central orifice for the flow of pressurized gas to pass through the vent assembly from the delivery conduit to the patient interface, the vent housing having an annular surface around the central orifice, and the annular surface having a plurality of holes to discharge pressurized gas to atmosphere; and a membrane positioned adjacent to the annular surface; a heat and moisture exchanger (HME); and a diffusing member.

Vent adaptor for a respiratory therapy system

Display screen with graphical user interface

A shroud for a mask system includes a retaining portion structured to retain a frame, a pair of upper headgear connectors each including an elongated arm and a slot at the free end of the arm adapted to receive a headgear strap, and a pair of lower headgear connectors each adapted to attach to a headgear strap. The retaining portion, the upper headgear connectors, and the lower headgear connectors are integrally formed as a one piece structure.

Mask system with shroud and vent holes

A vent assembly for a respiratory pressure therapy (RPT) system. The vent assembly may include a vent housing having a first orifice configured to receive the flow of pressurized gas from the RPT device and the vent housing having a plurality of holes to discharge pressurized gas to atmosphere; a vent housing connector having a second orifice configured to direct the flow of pressurized gas to the patient interface; and a heat and moisture exchanger (HME) comprising an HME housing and an HME material within the HME housing, wherein the vent housing and the vent housing connector are configured to be connected to, at least in part, form a cavity, and wherein the HME is positioned in the cavity when the vent assembly is assembled.

Vent adaptor for patient interface system

Apparatus and methods provide compliance management tools such as for respiratory pressure therapy. In some versions, a respiratory pressure therapy system may include one or more processors, such as of a data server, configured to communicate with a computing device and/or a respiratory pressure therapy device. The respiratory pressure therapy device may be configured to deliver respiratory pressure therapy to a patient for a session. The computing device may be associated with the patient. The processor(s) may be further configured to compute a therapy quality indicator of the session from usage data relating to the session. The therapy quality indicator may be a number derived from contributions of a plurality of usage variables for the session in the usage data. The processor(s) may be further configured to present, such as by transmitting, the therapy quality indicator to the computing device. The therapy quality indicator may promote patient compliance.

Respiratory pressure therapy system

A vent system for use during respiratory therapy with a flow of pressurized gas may provide a continuous vent flow of gas. The vent system may include a vent housing having an outer wall; an inner wall, the inner wall defining an inlet for the flow of gas; and a base positioned between the outer wall and the inner wall, the base having at least one first orifice and at least one second orifice. The vent system may include a membrane, the membrane being shaped and dimensioned such that the membrane does not cover the at least one first orifice to allow the vent flow through the at least one first orifice, and the membrane being shaped and dimensioned such that in a first position the membrane is positioned over the at least one second orifice to allow the vent flow through the at least one second orifice.

Vent and vent adaptor for patient interface

A first part of a fluid connector system for delivery of pressurized breathing gas to a patient from a respiratory pressure therapy device. The first part has a connector portion with a first opening for a fluid flow, a sealing surface around a periphery of the first opening, and a retaining portion axially aligned with the sealing surface. The sealing surface is configured to axially receive a seal portion extending around a periphery of a second opening to form a face seal with a second part of the fluid connector system. The retaining portion is configured to be releasably engaged with a retaining portion of the second part of the fluid connector system.

First part of a fluid connector system

Mask system with radially positioned vent holes

Mask system with snap-fit shroud

A mask system includes a frame defining a breathing chamber, a cushion provided to the frame and adapted to form a seal with the patient's face, and a shroud provided to the frame and adapted to attach headgear. The shroud includes a retaining mechanism structured to connect the shroud to the frame. The retaining mechanism includes both a taper lock arrangement and a retaining clip arrangement.

Mask system

Mask system with shroud having extended headgear connector arms

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Jamie Graeme Wehbeh