Roche Diabetes Care, Inc.

Roche Diagnostics Operations, Inc.

Tte Technology, Inc.

Shenzhen Tcl New Technology Ltd.

Roche Diagnostics Gmbh

F. Hoffmann-la Roche Ag

Michel A Cadio

Sebastian Liedtke

Paul S Rutkowski

Randy J Gardner

Michael Joseph Blackburn

Carol Jane Batman

Robert G Davies

Ernest Graeme Harvey

Bryan Eliot Rolfs

James Blaine Wolford

Thomas Z Harkin

Aleksey Pirkhalo

Mark Galambus

James R Kurtock

David C Krey

Jessica Wiedemann

Steven Jerome Moore

Estill Thone Hall, Jr

Blaine Edward Ramey

Matthew Carlyle Sauers

Brent William Hoffman

Michael Lee Brown

Aydin Mert

Will Allen Bishop

Timothy Peter Engelhardt

Stacia R Davis

Mark Alan Yoder

Ricky Lee Collins

Colleen Csavas

Will Bishop

Mark W Voth

William Bose

Bill Bose

James Wolford

Mark Voth

Carrying case for blood glucose meter and diabetic testing supplies

A lock mechanism for a compartment has been developed. The lock mechanism includes a deformable arm affixed to a housing of the compartment and positioned within the compartment. The deformable arm includes a first end configured to be biased into a first position to engage a latch of a door of the compartment to prevent the latch from opening, and a receiving surface configured to receive an external force to move the deformable arm to a second position that disengages the first end from the latch to enable opening of the latch while the external force is applied to the receiving surface.

Dual action door mechanism for a battery compartment

Container assembly

Glucose meter

Container

Blood glucose meter

A portable handheld medical diagnostic device includes a front housing and a rear housing opposite the front housing. The front housing and the rear housing form a protective enclosure. A main circuit board is located in the protective enclosure. The main circuit board includes a controller facilitating a physiologic measurement. A display device is connected to the main circuit board that displays information related to the physiologic measurement. A frame is located in the protective enclosure that carries the display device and locates the display device adjacent the front housing such that the display device can be viewed from outside the protective enclosure. The frame includes a strip port formed integrally therewith that is accessible from outside the protective enclosure.

Portable handheld medical diagnostic devices

A medical device and a method for displaying medical data by the medical device are disclosed. In one aspect of the disclosure, a method for displaying medical data by a medical device having a display device and one or more processors is disclosed. The method includes monitoring a condition of the display device and determining, at the medical device, whether the display device is in a failure state based on the monitoring, the failure state being indicative of a malfunction of the display device. When the display device is a failure state, the method includes commanding a slave device to display the medical data and providing the medical data from the medical device to the slave device for display by the mobile device.

Method for displaying medical data by a medical device during display failure

A limited-use blood glucose meter includes a printed circuit board assembly that includes a power source, a strip port, a strip reading device, a controller device, a bi-stable display, and a display controller. The strip reading measures a reaction between a blood sample present on the blood glucose test strip and the blood glucose reagent, generates a blood glucose signal, and calculates a blood glucose level. The controller device receives the blood glucose level from the strip reading device. The controller device provides display instructions to the display controller and the display controller provides drive voltages to the bi-stable segments such that the bi-stable segments persistently display the most-recent blood glucose level. The strip reading device performs a predetermined number of blood glucose tests and calculates a blood glucose level only for blood glucose strips associated with the disposable blood glucose meter.

Limited-use blood glucose meters

An embeddable module for measuring a blood glucose level may be embedded in an external host and may comprise a host interface, a microcontroller, an ASIC, a temperature measuring element, and a measurement strip port. The host interface may permit electrical communication between the host and the microcontroller. The microcontroller and ASIC may communicate with each other and may work together to measure the blood glucose level of a blood sample. The measurement strip port may receive a removable measurement strip having the blood sample. The ASIC may communicate with the measurement strip port such that the ASIC may receive signals from the measurement strip port related to the blood glucose level of the blood sample. The temperature measuring element may be in electrical communication with the microcontroller and may measure the temperature of the module and transmit signals to the microcontroller related to the temperature of the module.

Embeddable modules for measuring blood glucose levels

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Carmel, IN, United States of America

Michel A Cadio