Sharesafe Media, LLC

Robert B Hanson, Ii

Peter Pronovost

Dean Kei Naritoku

Matthew Clark

Emily Hart

Barry Sudduth

Taylor Ann Peake

A system and method for securely displaying patient data within a plurality of display windows of a display is provided. Additionally, the system is configured to reduce the amount of data transferred between the various computing devices in order to reduce strain on a network. The system generally comprises a first computing device having a first user interface, second computing device having a second user interface, processor operably connected to said first computing device and said second computing device, display operably connected to said processor, and non-transitory computer-readable medium coupled to said processor and having instructions stored thereon. The display is configured to receive image data from the first computing device and second computing device and present said image data via a display user interface, wherein said image data pertains to a plurality of application windows of the first user interface and second user interface.

System and method for decreasing data transfer between computing devices

Systems and methods for providing meals include determining a meal plan for an individual, based on health information for the individual. The meal plan includes at least one dietary requirement and at least one dietary restriction. A meal is provided to the individual, in compliance with the at least one dietary requirement and the at least one dietary restriction of the meal plan. A degree of compliance is determined for the individual with respect to the provided meal. The meal plan is revised in accordance with the degree of compliance.

Patient data guided dietary adherence and delivery

A system and method for securely displaying patient data within a plurality of display windows of a display user interface is provided. Generally, a user may activate an access computing device by logging into a user profile via a first user interface of a first computing device and scanning a predefined pattern of said access computing device using a camera of the first computing device. If the system recognizes the predefined pattern and the user profile has the appropriate permission levels, a computer readable signal containing login credentials may be sent to the access computing device, allowing the user to access data of the system. In some embodiments, a user may activate a display by logging into a user profile having appropriate permissions and scanning a predefined pattern of the display. The user may use user interfaces of the system to control a plurality of display windows within the display user interface.

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Mobile, AL, United States of America

Robert B Hanson, Ii